Acording to the Hexagon structre of vocational interests, Investigation is most similar to: O A. Conventional B. Enterprising OC. Realistic O D. Social

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A: > Defence mechanisms are strategies used unconsciously, in order to protect you from anxiety, and...

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A: Motivation is a psychological aspect of an individual's life which is subjective in nature and have ...

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A: Psychology is the scientific study of human behavior and mental processes. This includes the study o...

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A: Philosophy deals with the actual existence of an individual over a period of time and situation. It ...

Q: Briefly discuss the popular myths related to the field of psychology .

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Q: What are some cultural differences that might affect responses to particular stimuli?

A: > Cross cultural psychology studies human behavior in cultural context. It tries to find out simi...

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A: "for the self to achieve perfection one must live a life of virtue" said by Aristotle. 

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Q: How does a categorical survey relate to the programmatic them of ethics?

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Q: Sir Francis Galton created a concept, what was that concept AND what were the basis of his beliefs?

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Q: Why is metacognition important with regard to resilience, professional, and personal growth?

A: Metacognition is the awareness and management of one's mental abilities, and is considered a crucial...

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Q: Develop a process or steps on how to teach a learners with intellectual disability potty training. B...

A: Ans. An intellectually disabled person is one who has decreased ability to process information which...

Q: What are the other names of internalizing temperament ?

A: Internalizing temperament means a personality disorder.  Personality disorders are the umbrella term...

Q: Connect this image to dreams. 7-8 sentences

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A: Ans. This is a part of job satisfaction. Reasons for an employee's dissatisfaction can be - 1. less ...