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Q: Correlation and Experimentation: Your friend Ricardo reads a headline that says: "Low Self-Esteem Sh...

A: A correlation is a statistical measure of two different variables and its relationship between them....

Q: Please describe an Action Potential (AP) in your own words.  Start by explaining what occurs at the...

A: Neurons are considered as the building blocks of the nervous system. They are specialized in transfe...

Q: Difference between theory x and theory y

A: Motivation in working environment is considered as important force. It helps in people to become pro...

Q: why is it essential to understand the self?

A: Self can be defined as beliefs or knowledge or opinions or thoughts a person hold about himself or h...

Q: What is culture ?

A: In this world the societies are run on the basis of a pre determined set of norms and rules. These n...

Q: Question 16 What method is appropriate in this hypothesis: As the level of creotivity of a person in...

A: Social Psychology It is defined as a study that tends to identify in what ways the thoughts, feeling...

Q: What is “crib”?

A: In medical terminology CRIB is short for Clinical Risk Index for Babies which is a recently develope...

Q: What is the refractory period? Give a real life example of this.

A: Ans- The neuron sends messages through a complex phenomena having a number of stages known as polari...

Q: 18. Maria is a customer service agent for a large cellular carrier. During her shift, she handles a ...

A: life change Life changing event is something that occurs ever so rare and it may well enough be a li...

Q: What is the difference between the null and the alternative hypothesis? How are these used in the lo...

A: Significance testing or hypothesis testing is a statistical measure which is used to test the hypoth...

Q: What is a reflection of our lifestyle and the kind of lives we lead where it is important to remembe...

A: Cognitive psychologists probe different mental representations and processes of humans involving in ...

Q: Maggie believes that Black Lives Matter is a group that focuses on causing disruption and civil unre...

A: In social psychology, cognitive biases refer to errors that people make while they process and inter...

Q: When a neuron isn't being stimulated it sits in a potential state. A. excited B. sodium pumped C. re...

A:   Our brain sends signals to release chemical called neurotransmitters which send messages from one ...

Q: 4. Understanding why the fear of darkness may have contributed to the survival of our human ancestor...

A: Psychologists tend to see behaviour from different perspectives to understand it. There are many per...

Q: How do the 3-4 key principles that govern human and animal behavior enhance interactions between ind...

A: Humans and animals both are living beings who need to interact and need to depend on others for surv...

Q: ethical and unethical behavior

A: Ethical behavior: The term "ethical behavior" is distinguished by equity, honesty, and fairness in p...

Q: use the stanford prison experiment to discuss the five stage group development model

A: Bruce Tuckman developed the model which most teams adhere to give a high performance during the team...

Q: What is correlation?

A: In research field of the psychological studies, like studying of human behavior required different k...

Q: 13. I. Losing an item with a sentimental value is similar to grieving. II. Cathexis is when you spen...

A: Grief,an emotional experience that a person feel when he/she lose his/her valuable things or when a ...

Q: 10. Name one scientist who studied the role of brain chemistry in moral development and describe his...

A: Morality is a philosophical construct that defines what is good or bad / right or wrong. It is essen...

Q: 5. Who wrote the first Psychology textbook? A Skinner B Freud C James D Watson E Wundt

A: Skinner He pioneered the science of behaviourism and discovered the power of positive reinforcement...

Q: According to research, which stage of Selye's Adaptation Syndrome Theory leads to worst physiologica...

A: General adaptation syndrome was given by Selye. It has three stages: alarm, resistance, exhaustion. ...

Q: (in months) Description of skills in this stage Example Describe OVERGENERALIZATION in your own word...

A: Language acquisition refers to a process through which humans develop the understanding and comprehe...

Q: A. A correlational analysis... 1. Never provides clues about cause-effect relationships. 2. often ...

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Q: In her 2010 TED Talk, novelist Adora Svitak gave an address that has been watched over 5 million tim...

A: A serial example refers to an example that is depicted in series or takes place numerous times. An e...

Q: What is the similarity between gifted and talented?

A: Multiple intelligence is a concept put forward by the psychologist H.G. In his view Individuals poss...

Q: A. Positive Emotion

A: Positive psychology defines positive emotion as pleasurable or desirable situational response.  Enga...

Q: Do “educational” DVDs and TV shows improve children’s language abilities or help them learn how to r...

A: When children are around the age of below 5 years, often found themselves attractive towards TV prog...

Q: Give an example of a research paper

A: Research papers are academic papers that analyze, interpret, and critique a given topic based on the...

Q: One evening, Mikah saw her husband Ace at Jollibee Manggahan eating his favorite Jolly Hotdog togeth...

A: Ace and Sheila could have been perceived wrongly even that Ace was cheating on his wife with Sheila....

Q: What is the expanded form of ACA?

A: Psychosocial care in patients comprises fulfilling physical, social, psychological needs. These prac...

Q: What is Pavlov's Classical Conditioning?

A: Classical conditioning comes under the school of thought called behaviorism in psychology. Physiolog...

Q: While the number of new cases of HIV has remained relatively stable over the last 30 years, the numb...

A: Even though the meanings of prevalence and incidence differ, the terms are often confused. Prevalenc...

Q: In 5 to 7 sentences, discuss and explain this statement “The body is nothing else but a machine that...

A:  Rene Descartes established the connection between body and mind. Earlier, only the body was given i...

Q: 3. EVALUATE: (I) All arguments are sound arguments. (II) Fallacies make arguments valid and justifie...

A: Reasoning is a cognitive process that people use to comprehend information, utilize logic, establish...

Q: Explain Adler's personality theory and its take on understanding one's personality and human behavio...

A: Theories on psychology vastly cover the individual's concerns, identity, self-analysis and issues, a...

Q: e individual theories

A: Individual psychology is regarded as the "body of theories" and was introduced by a famous Austrian ...

Q: Dual-earner families are on the rise. How does having both parents working compromise the integrity ...

A: Social psychology is a branch of psychology which deals with the various aspects of individuals and ...

Q: How to apply the pedagogy of educational approach using the Behavior Trap with Autism Spectrum Disor...

A: Autism spectrum disorder is a disorder that exists in an individual entire life if one is diagnosed ...

Q: Why Sex Education should be taught to Junior High School Students? Give 3 evidences and 3 reasonings...

A: Sex Education can be defined as the learning and knowledge, belief, related to sexual activities. It...

Q: Question 19 Marie organized one of the big events in Adamson University last March 2018. She wants t...

A: In psychology the measurement is divided on the basis of two broad categories i.e. psychological mea...

Q: bara finds that the CORRELATION between life satisfaction and age is .75. This indicates that O Bein...

A: Correlation is a statistical technique that measures the relationship/ dependency between two variab...

Q: Who is B.F. Skinner? What is he known for? Watch the video in the |article. Describe the Behaviorist...

A: Who is B. F. Skinner? Answer: Burrhus Frederic Skinner was an American psychologist and behaviorist....

Q: After being turned down for admission to an Ivy League school, Claire shares, "That school is actual...

A: A psychological bias is one's tendency to behave or decide in an irrational or illogical manner. The...

Q: What is Speaking of comorbidity of depressive disorders, with which type of disorders are they are l...

A: 3. Diabetes and related illnesses Depression is one of the most widely recognized inconveniences of ...

Q: Which of these is an example of an emotion-related strain?

A: Strain is tension. which is an emotional and mental strain that results from unwanted and unfavorabl...

Q: If we let the government limit the purchase of semiautomatic assault rifles, then there will be noth...

A: Fallacies are false beliefs or errors, an individual makes while making a judgement or decision abou...

Q: Why We should understand how cruel is war and how precious is peace?

A: War and distraction-related to that war is not only a case of one person.

Q: Describe the theory of psychological egoism, and explain why it is not considered a theory about eth...

A: Every action has some motive and psychology study the reason behind every behaviour, lets discuss in...

Q: how do traits and behavior be selected for their adaptive value.

A: Adaptive value is an essential component for the population genetics. It represents the positive tra...