1.What happens in the brain as a cliff diver decides to jump off a cliff or not? Please tell me about the parts of the brain in addition to any neurotransmitters.

Q: A suspect in a criminal investigation has agreed to take a lie detector test. The machine will measu...

A: Ans- Lie detector test is a polygraph test which measure different bodily responses which can then b...

Q: What is Physician-assisted suicide?

A: Suicide is the Self-intended harm to self.  According to WHO, "Suicide is the act of intentionally c...

Q: Introduce yourself. c) Ask the patient how you can help him/her.

A: Recepcionista:- Hola! mi nombre es juan. Estoy en la designación de una recepcionista. Por favor, te...

Q: what is sympathy and empathy

A: The terms sympathy and empathy are frequently befuddled and utilized reciprocally. However, both of ...

Q: What are the symptoms of ‘disruptive mood dysregulation disorder'?

A: A mental condition or situation in children and adolescents can be seen or observed that they are ex...

Q: How does art affect social, moral and spiritual life?

A: Ans. Art means something creative and it affects almost every aspect of your life. Social aspect - S...

Q: 22. Based upon up-to-date research findings, which of the following is the most accurate statement r...

A: Anxiety disorders are conditions characterized by excessive worry and anxiety. Examples of anxiety d...

Q: What is meant by Forensic psychology?

A: Forensic psychology is a branch of psychology which relates to the law. The main part of forensic ps...

Q: What is our basic genetic endowment and how can human development go off track?

A: It is well known that genes are referred as building block of organism's life. It is this genetic ma...

Q: Thanks to modern lighting and social media diversions, many adults who would have gone to bed at 9:0...

A: Century ago many adult would have gone to bed at 9 P.M. But now Many adults are gone gone to bed at ...

Q: Who did not believe I corporal punishment

A: Ans. In a recent article (16-8-2021), Garth Rattray said that he does not agree with corporal punish...

Q: What is the role of media that lead to childhood anxiety disorder ?

A: Children's thinking and cognition have been influenced by the increasing usage of technology and soc...

Q: Which treatment is more effective for childhood anxiety disorder ?

A: Childhood anxiety disorders mark the symptoms in frequent outbursts, being irritable, missing out on...

Q: The choice of treatment for bipolar disorders is narrow and simple . Explain?

A: Bipolar disorder is a mental disorder with severe low and high moods, disturbed sleep patterns, chan...

Q: How the food and activity factors influences hunger?

A: The drive to eat is a consequence of internal influences, like hormones, and external signs. Investi...

Q: Thanks to recent breakthroughs, research findings on theneed of infant monkeys for warmth and affect...

A: Harry Harlow's empirical work with primates is currently thought to be a "classic" in behavioral sci...

Q: Using Vygotsky’s ideas, explain how Timmy’s mother is supporting his cognitive development.

A: Lev Vygotsky was a teacher in Russia who was considered a pioneer in learning in social surroundings...

Q: Edit question Use this TEDTalk to answer the following, https://www.ted.com/talks/johann_hari_everyt...

A: Something contrary to addiction is association. Stop stigmatizing people who have been on the road o...

Q: How do children acquire their understanding of gender norms?

A: Gender norms are defined as the rule and regulation that are set by the society for males and female...

Q: What is meant by “Death initiators” ?

A: Suicide can be described as intentionally and consciously ending one's own life. Suicidal ideation o...

Q: How negative and prolonged emotions can harm our health?

A: Emotion is defined as a complex pattern of feelings that derive the cognition and behavior of an ind...

Q: psychodynamic theory of counselling?

A: There is no clear objective in counselling other than to try to communicate openly when a person is ...

Q: What are the five most common methods of prenatal diagnosis? Define each and give a brief explanatio...

A: Prenatal diagnosis is a diagnosis before baby is born or before birth. The purpose the diagnosis is ...

Q: Do Personality Factors Cause Disease?

A: Type A Personality TraitsIndividuals with type A personalities have several traits in like manner. T...

Q: There have been many famous cognitive psychologists that took an information processing perspective ...

A: > Cognition involves thinking, language, memory, reasoning etc. Information processing is core co...

Q: What factors contribute to optimum arousal?

A: Optimum Arousal is a concept of theory of motivation in psychology that states that each of us, huma...

Q: What is foot-in-the-door phenomenon?

A: The foot in the door phenomenon is a technique to gain compliance from people. 

Q: What are the major milestones which toddlers acquired between 1-3 years old ? (Describe and provide ...

A: Children who fall between 1 to 3 years are called toddlers and in this period of time, toddlers lear...

Q: Stella is 2. Whenever a friend comes over, she will not let them play with her toys, and she always ...

A: > Pre operational stage is one of the stages of     cognitive development, proposed by Piaget. Ot...

Q: How do parents prepare for parenthood ? Provide details and example

A: Parenthood refers to that period of life when the offspring comes into an individual's life, there a...

Q: Suppose someone who is trying to divide a horizontal line in half picks a spot far to the right of c...

A: Brain is the important part of human body which send and receive the message from other parts of bod...

Q: Did the digital world provides new triggers for the expression of abnormal behavior.?

A: Definition of abnormal psychology is explained in the scientific study of behaviour that is deviant ...

Q: If a psychologist is using a Mental Status Exam to evaluate a client, they may use which of the foll...

A: MSE (Mental Status Exam) is the diagnostic tool used by the psychologist to evaluate the client's me...

Q: What is emotional focused coping?

A: Stress can be referred to as any kind of change that tends to cause and develop any sort of tension ...

Q: David Napolitan and George Goethals (1979) demonstrated the fundamental attribution error in an expe...

A: Social Psychology  It is a branch of psychology concerned with in what ways the actual or imagined p...

Q: The fundamental attribution error appears more often in some cultures than in others. True or false?...

A: Fundamental attribution error refers to the individual's tendency to attribute others' actions to th...

Q: How effective is aerobic exercise as a way to manage stress and improve well-being?

A: Stress  It is defined as the pattern of responses that an individual makes to an event that tends to...

Q: What are the 5 sleep disorders discussed in class: give the definition of each

A: Sleep disorders are very common among individuals these days, due to increasing stressful experience...

Q: What are the symptoms of anorexia nervosa ?

A: Abnormal Psychology  It is a branch of psychology concerned with the study of abnormal behavior with...

Q: Define learning disabilities, their common characteristics, their causes and at least one specific c...

A: Introduction As the name suggests, learning disability can be a neurodevelopmental condition which m...

Q: How does behavior theory contributes to counselling?

A: While psychology combats affect, behaviour and cognition while looking into a problem, the most effe...

Q: Define Self-concept?

A: Self-concept is how a person perceives themselves. It's the way a person evaluates their worth and t...

Q: How factitious disorder got a label Munchausen syndrome ?

A: Munchausen syndromes make people to purposefully create or amplify symptoms in a variety of ways. Th...

Q: How apps is useful to improve mental health ?

A: Mental health is the state of well-being, and individuals' capabilities to deal with various stress ...

Q: What is an outstanding trait or behavior of each stage of human development

A: Human development refers to a person's physical, psychological, and cognitive growth during the cour...

Q: how this pill may affect the body due to lack of sleeping.

A: Sleep is essential for our everyday functioning of a person. A person deprived of sleep cannot perfo...

Q: Define animism in the context of the preoperational stage of child development? Please include an ex...

A: Piagets proposed  4 stages of cognitive development. Stages of cognitive development includes sensor...

Q: What is Treatment for Adolescents with Depression Study ?

A: Depression is a mental disorder characterized by a lowering of mood or loss of interest in activitie...

Q: The hypothesis in the research was that if comfort food really gives comfort people should consume m...

A: > Hypothesis is testable statement which is generally an assumption or idea based on the relation...

Q: What is cognitive dissonance? Give an example.

A: Cognitive Dissonance term was further refined by Saul McLeod in 2018 and according to him, it is a c...