How are we affected by classical conditioning and operant conditioning in everyday life?

Q: Choose three of the behaviors and explain how you would go about changing that behavior into a more ...

A: Operant conditioning is a type of learning through association.It is formulated by skinner.  

Q: Persuasive vs Informative Speeches. What is the difference and the purpose of Give me the explain an...

A: Everyone is familiar with the experience of giving a speech. Someone takes a seat in the front row a...

Q: How do chronic and acute schizophrenia differ?

A: Schizophrenia is a mental disorder where the impacted person observes the modifications in the way o...

Q: What is Illusion ?

A: Sensation It is defined as a definite, conscious experience coming from the stimulation of a specifi...

Q: What is multiple personality disorder?

A: Psychopathology  It is a branch of psychology dealing with the study of abnormal or maladaptive beha...

Q: What is Structuralism and functionalism? a.What are the strengths and weaknesses of structuralism an...

A: Psychology came into existence with different types of schools emerging in it which starts from Stru...

Q: What is the nature and nurture debate

A: The nature and nurture debate focuses on the contributions of genetic and environmental factors on h...

Q: why sampling is preferred than 100% inspection.

A: In statistical analysis, sampling is the act of selecting a specific number of observations from a l...

Q: How can the biological and social-cognitive perspectives help us understand major depressive disorde...

A: Depression is defined as a psychological disorder in which a persistent feeling of sadness and lack ...

Q: According to Gottfredson and Hirschi, what is low self-control? How, when and why is it developed, a...

A: Introduction Michael Gottfredson and Travis Hirschi explained self control in their General Theory o...

Q: Elaborate on the similarities and differences of stalking and intimate partner violence  In-text ci...

A: Psychology defines stalking as a behavior involving unwanted and repeated surveillance or contact of...

Q: Explain client-centered therapy

A: Psychotherapy  It is defined as a voluntary relationship between the person seeking treatment, known...

Q: why do we strive hard to be personally developed, where in fact, we can stay to be what we are right...

A: There are a lot of factors that affect or influence us to develop ourselves personally although we f...

Q: Discuss the similarities between Ivan Pavlov’s classical conditioning and B. F. Skinner’s operant co...

A: Classical Conditioning It refers to learning through association. Under this type of learning a cond...

Q: Does selective attention have an effect on your ability to focus?

A: Selective attention refers to the process of focusing on a particular object for a particular period...

Q: what is love?

A: Intimacy, passion, and commitment characterise love as a set of emotions and  behaviours.  Care, int...

Q: Taj wants to create a robot that has sensation, but NOT perception. Assuming things go according to ...

A: The Solution to the question is Option 1) Detect external stimuli, but be unable to interpret it.

Q: Behavior therapies often use _________techniques, such as systematic desensitization and aversive co...

A: Behavioral therapy is an umbrella term for kinds of therapy that treat mental health problems. This ...

Q: How did Freud think people defended themselves against anxiety?

A: Psychoanalysis It was founded by Sigmund Freud, an Austrian neurologist. The premise that everyo...

Q: Adolescence is a critical juncture in the adoption of behaviors that are relevant to health and well...

A: The term Adolescence is derived from the Latin word "Adolescere" which means "to grow to maturity". ...

Q: Hello, What to do if a personal timeline is not followed?

A: Timeline of any tasks is considered as the brain imaging or visual mapping  where a person organise ...

Q: Universal moral principles are to the ______ level as law and order are to the _______ level in Kohl...

A: Human development is life long process. During the process of development, individuals grow physical...

Q: Why is it that aversive consequences don’t always function as effective punishments?

A: The aversive consequences refer to the unpleasant implications of being in a situation that in turn ...

Q: When Sarita stayed out past her curfew, her mother took away her cell phone. Now Sarita makes sure t...

A: Operant conditioning in social psychology is a method which utilized rewards as well as punishment f...

Q: In order for an experiment to be considered verifiable, Oit should be capable of being disproved it ...

A: > Experiment is carried out to test the                   hypothesis under scientific method. Ind...

Q: Howard E gardner contribution in education?

A: Educational psychology is a field of psychology that deals with the study of how individuals learn a...

Q: You can impartially resolve life problems of life and stay objective. You try to rely more on ration...

A: From the responses, we can see that the professional has indicated some changes that the client has ...

Q: genome, what are some positive and negative effects to society and explain why

A: The genome is the collection of genetic details  found in a cell. In human beings, the genome compri...

Q: What will happen if someone spends too much time on recreational activity and lesser time to work or...

A: When an individual encounter a crisis, they utilize coping mechanism in maladaptive and adaptive way...

Q: How can a dream about winning the lottery be based on Freudian psychoanalytic (wish-fulfillment) the...

A: Freudian psychoanalytic or wish-fulfillment theory is an idea of fulfilling the wish in dreams which...

Q: What will happen if your, occipital lobe is damaged?

A: The occipital lobe, situated in the back piece of the cerebral cortex, is basically liable for visua...

Q: What is the therapy technique of Cognitive therapy ?

A: Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is a kind of psychotherapeutic treatment that helps individuals f...

Q: Explain field experiment method in psychology

A: Non-experimental testing in a research program can help produce innovative ideas in psychology. Psyc...

Q: What are the three main eating disorders?

A: Psychopathology It is a branch of psychology dealing with the study of abnormal or maladaptive behav...

Q: CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWER ONLY, NO NEED TO EXPLAIN. 9. It is the feelings of insecurity in interpers...

A: Note: We'll answer the first question since the exact one is not specified. Kindly submit another qu...

Q: What is the misinterpretation explanation of schizophrenia ?

A: Schizophrenia is a mental illness in which a person loses contact from reality. The person may have ...

Q: Who is Susan Nolen-Hoeksema ?

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

Q: Explain psychosexual stages ?

A: In his psychoanalysis theory, Sigmund Freud hypothesized five stages of psychosexual development. He...

Q: What would it do if, instead of teaching Filipino children “to dream high,” we were taught “to dream...

A: Teaching children how to set their aspirations can have a significant influence on levels of achieve...

Q: What are  two neurocognitive disorders with an emphasis on the role of professional psychology in th...

A: Aging is a word that is often used in a negative, disparaging manner. It is not the period of life o...

Q: What is gender mainstreaming?

A: Note: we'll answer the first question since the exact one is not specified. Questions 2 and 3 are su...

Q: shape each of the behaviors you chose.

A: Shaping is a term used in operant conditioning. In which we reinforced each successive approximation...

Q: What is Rorschach inkblot test ?

A: Personality  It is casually defined as an individual's unique as well as relatively stable patterns ...

Q: How does the scientific approach differ from the common sense approach to problem-solving?

A: Common sense and scientific approaches differ from each other however it is often confused and regar...

Q: Which physical age-related changes do you think have the most significant impact on the mental healt...

A: Older adults are people from the age group of sixty and above. They might not always be active membe...

Q: Briefly discuss the experimental research method in the field of psychology and give an example to i...

A: Experimental research is research performed with a scientific approach using two groups of variables...

Q: Why do we celebrate extraversion and belittle introversion?

A: Swiss psychiatrist Carl Jung gives the theories on the idea of introversion (introvert) and extraver...

Q: How can a dream about winning the lottery be based on Freudian psychoanalytic (wish-fulfillment) the...

A: Introduction Freud's psychoanalytic (or wish fulfillment) theory says that most of dreams are short ...

Q: How to discern our vocation?

A: Maybe you've had some profoundly private experience of God. Maybe you've served in the Church and vi...

Q: Give an example about an imaginary couple that is having a disagreement over conflicts with work and...

A: Contempt: The wife may say that her husband is worthless and cannot find time to be with his family ...