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Q: What is the best description of motivation? Group of answer choices a force that focuses energy and ...

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Q: What is Fear of wind known as?

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Q: According to Erikson, define identity?

A: Erik Erikson was an American psychoanalyst whose work contributed to the birth of the psychosocial a...

Q: What is practical intelligence?

A: Many scholars believe that a person's intellect varies according on culture, and that it is thus a s...

Q: What are the criterias for a diagnosis of intellectual disability by American association on intelle...

A: intellectual disability is a type of learning disability where a person experience poor intelligence...

Q: When we do not attend to something that seems to happen right in front of us, it is called: O Attent...

A: Attention is the process of paying attention to some stimuli while ignoring the others.  

Q: Explained three or more ways community psychology could help college students

A: Community psychology is a specific area that focuses on the development of a community and the effec...

Q: Contrast secure and insecure attachment, and discuss the roles of parents and infants in the develop...

A: Psychologists define attachment as the bond that develops between people, especially between parents...

Q: Describe Counting Compulsion?

A: In psychology the overly obsession and exaggerated behavior categorized as abnormal behavior and in ...

Q: What is heritability?

A: Heritability is defined as the amount of observable variation in a population that is due to individ...

Q: five ways how community psychology helps people.

A: Community psychology is the branch of psychology that studies an individual's interaction with the e...

Q: What is the relationship between thinking and language, and what is the value of thinking in images?

A: Thinking is the part of cognitive process where an individual applies his mental activity to organis...

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A: Spirituality can be considered as a process of re-formation where an individual find their true purp...

Q: How terrorism psychologically affect people?

A: Terrorism is an act of socially deviant behavior where certain group of people try to attain politic...

Q: Define crystallized intelligence

A: Introduction: R. B. Cattell gave two types of intelligence.  Crystallized intelligence  Fuild intel...

Q: How can knowing more about psychology help you?

A: Psychology can refer to as the scientific and systematic studies which are grounded upon how human b...

Q: Physiology of Stress does affects to you as a person?

A: Stress can be caused by a variety of conditions or life events. Individuals cope with stress in diff...

Q: Marco and his friends are watching a football game. One of the team scores, but the referee calls th...

A: Social influence refers to the phenomena in which people's actions, beliefs, and attitudes are alter...

Q: How the mind is affected by people telling other people what to do or how to do certain task. And ho...

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Q: One way of resolving conflicts and fostering cooperation isby giving rival groups shared goals that ...

A: Goal It is defined as an objective, target, or future outcome that an individual or group of individ...

Q: People tend to exert less effort when working with a group than they would alone,which is called ___...

A: Group behaviour and interaction is a concept studied under social psychology. 

Q: Studies show that parents of delinquent young people tendto use beatings to enforce discipline. This...

A: Aggression It refers to a forceful as well as hostile behavior of an individual towards another indi...

Q: What was Seligman’s experience ?

A: Latent learning is a term used in psychology research to describe expertise that only becomes appare...

Q: Question 7 What is psychoanalysis? uses analytic techniques to help release repressed thoughts, and ...

A: Ans. Uses analytic techniques to help release repressed thoughts, and emotions.  Psychoanalysis is c...

Q: According to Charles Spearman what is general intelligence?

A: Intelligence can be described as an individual's ability to acquire and apply knowledge and skills. ...

Q: What are most common symptoms of a panic attack?

A: Anxiety disorders are classified as one of the different psychotic diseases by the DSM. Specific pho...

Q: What psychological and social-cultural factors may trigger aggressive behavior?

A: The word "Aggression" in psychology is explained in terms of behaviour that can cause negative effec...

Q: Is it a fixed ratio , variable ratio , fixed interval , or variable interval

A: Fixed ratio schedule is when the reinforcement is given after a fixed number of responses.  Variable...

Q: Give some examples of social anxiety disorder?

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Q: _______ self-efficacy and a _________ expectancy judgement effects whether one will engage in a task...

A: Self efficacy is the concept introduced by Albert Bandura.  It id defined as the potential and capac...

Q: Scenario B: You have just gone to the first high school dance of the year. Your parents receive a ca...

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Q: What is postpartum depression ?

A: > Depression is mental condition marked by continuous negative emotion, sad feeling, low self wor...

Q: What is the meaning od down syndrome?

A: Ans. There are several psychological disorders found among children. And, it does have an immense im...

Q: Explained four or more ways community psychology helps people

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A: Based on the information provided above, Shobha learned to cook the desert by watching the cookery s...

Q: What are the motivational symptoms of depression ?

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A: In our day to day life, we usually stuck in situations or dilemmas in which the we have to chose bet...

Q: 1. What is the purpose of creating mnemonic devices?   2. _____ are environmental responses that e...

A: A strategy which help students or individuals to improve their memory of information which are impor...

Q: _____________theories of personality focus on describingcharacteristic behavior patterns, such as ag...

A: Personality traits and behavioural behaviours are impacted by a variety of events and are not innate...

Q: How does social learning take place according to Bandura?

A: The social learning theory refers to a theory of social behavior and learning that was proposed by a...

Q: Discuss the role of the autonomic nervous system in emotional feelings.

A: Emotions refer to the individual's reaction to the significant events of their life. Paul Eckmann (1...

Q: What is the trade name of Nefazodone?

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Q: Why functionalism would explain why people decide to have children

A: Functionalist mainly focus on functions rather than focusing on structure.

Q: 28.  Which of the following is a characteristic of short-term memory? Group of answer choices Limit...

A: Short-term memory is also known as active memory and refers to the information that is currently ava...

Q: .  When people are asked to try to remember too much information, some information is lost by__? D...

A: Forgetting is the process that causes the loss of information from our long term memory. It can be d...

Q: Who created wechsler adult intelligence scale?

A: Intelligence  It is defined as the capacity to understand the world, think in a rational way as we...

Q: Please answer all with explanations QUESTION 1 A punisher will be least effective if it is delayed...

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Q: What is susto, and is this a culture-specific or universalpsychological disorder?

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

Q: A change in behavior that occurs in response to unspoken pressure from a group is called ___________...

A: The branch of psychology which studies how an individual's feelings, thoughts, and behavior can infl...

Q: What is a description of ADHD in 50 to 1

A: Psychological Disorders are problems associated with behavior, cognition, regulation of emotions tha...