SITUATION: A lady is in love with a guy who is madly in love with the lady's best friend. Traits Character Character 1 Character 2 Character 3

Q: Define objectivity and verifiability as used in science.

A: Researchers, institutions and scientific organizations in the field of psychological and sociologica...

Q: Who introduced rational-emotive therapy ?

A: The type of treatment which can be used to treat the issues such as psychological, emotional, and be...

Q: In which year keyboardist Vince Welnick committed suicide ?

A: Vince Welnick is an American keyboardist who is best known for playing tubes in band in the year of ...

Q: What are the problems caused by sleeplessness ?

A: The conditions and tendencies that make a person sleeping patter affected and make them poor which c...

Q: A type of measure called ___________________ has been used to evaluate emotional reaction to adverti...

A: introduction the following terms cannot be used in evaluating an individual's emotional reaction.  B...

Q: Described Emotion-focused coping

A: > Coping refers to management of stressful situation, resulting from demands or challenges of lif...

Q: Describe briefly the cognitive, affective, and psychomotor taxonomies.

A: Bloom's taxonomy was devise in the year 1956 by the committee of people who worked under the promine...

Q: What evidence points to our human affiliation need our need to belong?

A: Social psychological studies based upon group behaviors and affiliations have shown that humans crav...

Q: What is entrainment and its application in our daily lives?

A: > Media psychology concerns with psychological principles involved in media, research and applica...

Q: Obesity is often seen by the general public as a character flaw. Why is this perception a misunderst...

A: Obesity can be defined as a disease where in it involves an individual having an excessive amount of...

Q: what is emotion?

A: Introduction: In very simple words, emotions are different types of feelings that we can feel in dif...

Q: What is “Death darers” ?

A: Death is defined as the end of life.  In other words, it is permanent cessation of all the functions...

Q: Psychology graduate students at a university are studying the effects of an exercise regime on child...

A: The ethical research principle refers to the ethical guidelines that a researcher must adhere to whi...

Q: Why is the rate of suicide attempts so high among teenagers ?

A: Suicide means to end one's life, people try to commit suicide to escape pain or suffering. Suicidal ...

Q: One of the primary challenges in trauma work is the possibility of secondary traumatic stress in the...

A: Post-traumatic stress disorder is a mental disorder that is happening because of any mishappening or...

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: Are there courses for neglected people?

A: The term "Neglect" is a form of avoidance or ignoring the child's physical, emotional and basic need...

Q: What is the first messenger ?

A: Human body is comprised for many factors. Among them some are essential for the functioning of body....

Q: epileptics with severe seizures experienced the greatest relief when surgery was performed on which ...

A: Epilepsy is a neurological illness in which the action of nerve cells in the brain is disrupted, res...

Q: In which year medical assisted suicide made legal in Canada ?

A: Medical assisted suicide or euthanasia is when the physician takes necessary measures to end the lif...

Q: Describe Social psychology and 3 key ideas related to Social psychology

A:   Social psychology, is the study that analyses the nature and the relation of man to society. It is...

Q: The action of making the memory trace temporarily inaccessible through the use of suppression is kno...

A: Memory is a very tricky thing. Sometimes, we failed to remember information which is at the tip of o...

Q: What Psychology field/perspective studies mindfulness?

A: Mindfulness is one of the famous and useful processes of therapy in psychology nowadays as it helps ...

Q: Which are the famous persons who committed suicide ?

A: Suicide is an intention to harm oneself physically or psychologically. It is psychological process b...

Q: Explain Kurt Lewin’s theory which conceptualized the environment as a key determinant of behavior an...

A: Kurt Lewin has contributed immensely to theories of social psychology and organizational development...

Q: What is The Trevor Lifeline ?

A: There are several people around the world, who can't even live in this world on their own basis and ...

Q: Give examples for James-Lange theory?

A: Introduction: James-Lange theory argues that we feel emotions after physiological arousal. That mean...

Q: personal biases interfere with good judgment?

A: Personal biaseness is basically for the person or a group of people or party, whom we are against. B...

Q: ____ tend to have longer and more detailed autobiographical memories than ____. Group of answer choi...

A: Memory is an important part of our cognition as it helps us with encoding, storing and retrieving in...

Q: What is the process of reconstruction of memories? What happens to memories during this process? Wha...

A: Memories form n integral part of every individual. They define our experience and help us adapt to e...

Q: What should new parents consider when making the decision to becoming a parent ? Provide details and...

A: Becoming a parent is one the most delighted, cheerful, and a jolly moment, specially when it is for ...

Q: Explain Bronfenbrenner's Bioecological Theory

A: The bioecological model is based on the idea that the relationships youngsters have with parents and...

Q: What are some of the qualities a positive role model should have for young children? Why are these q...

A: Childhood is a very tender age. In this phase of life, children are not able to distinguish between ...

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: Errors of prospective memory are often called failures of _______ Group of answer choices Omissions ...

A: Prospective memory is a type of memory which involves performing an action in some specific time poi...

Q: According to Shneidman, what is the key to suicide?

A: A specific act of an individual to escape pain and suffering which is caused by various reasons and ...

Q: What is the action of Parasympathetic division (calming) on respiration after a crisis passes?

A: The parasympathetic nervous system is composed of mainly cranial and sacral spinal nerves. The prega...

Q: What is Separation anxiety disorder ?

A: Anxiety  It is casually defined as diffuse, vague, and very unpleasant feeling of fear as well as a...

Q: What are the key assumptions of humanistic therapy, including client-centered therapy?

A: Humanistic therapy is an approach to mental health care emphasizing personal growth and responsibili...

Q: Which of these statements about the observer perspective of episodic memories is true? Group of answ...

A: Episodic memory is the memory which is linked to the recall of the episodes from the past events and...

Q: The most enthusiastic or optimistic view of the effectivenessof psychotherapy comes froma. outcome r...

A: The systematic treatment for the various kind of mental disorders and mental issues such as emotiona...

Q: What are the qualities that make a good friendship? Explain why.

A: Friendships are very integral to one's life. Friends are the people with whom we share a good, tough...

Q: Did the mood and thought changes affect suicide?

A: Suicide refers to a situation when an individual thinks that is useless and therefore plans strategi...

Q: What is bloom's taxonomy, explain briefly with a few daily life examples.

A: Bloom's taxonomy is useful for both teachers and students in learning.

Q: 49- Long-Lasting memory tends to start between _________ and ____________ of age. Group of answer ch...

A: Long term memory is that type of memory which stores the information permanently and indefinitely. I...

Q: QUESTION 1 What is the difference between psychology and pseudoscience?   a. Psychology depends on...

A: Psychology is the scientific study of behavior and mental process. It is a vast field that studies a...

Q: Explain in detail about the acute stress disorder.

A: A condition of emotional or mental or physiological exertion or discomfort is attributed to stress. ...

Q: All of the following, except- , are distinctive features of real life communication. O A. informatio...

A: Conversations are an integral part of human life. They take place in various forms. 

Q: Respond to the following in a minimum of 175 words What strategies may be used to enhance memory?

A: Memory is the perseverance of acquiring, comprehending, and retaining information over time, through...

Q: Certain people suffer from what they describe as “post-Christmas depression,” a feeling of letdown a...

A: Post- Christmas depression can be considered as a type of post-celebration blues that is the change ...