What is Cognitive-behavioral model?

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A: Ivan Pavlov was a Russian Psychologist. His most renounced and widely recognized contribution to the...

Q: What is concept?

A: Psychologists are interested in exploring how humans understand and remember things around them. The...

Q: What is Motion perception? Talk about all of the 6 Categories of Motion.

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Q: How can a person enhance his/her self-esteem?

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Q: How is the sympathetic nervous system involved in intense emotional responses?

A: Emotions and feelings play a significant role in people's lives. Emotional response reflects a perso...

Q: What does evidence reveal about environmental influences on intelligence?

A: Intelligence is the ability to understand and acquire knowledge and to apply this to solve problems ...

Q: The psychological terms for taking in information, retainingit, and later getting it back out are __...

A: The psychological terms for : Taking in information : Encoding 

Q: Explain how you would determine if a behavior was basedprimarily on genetics or on the environment.

A: Behavior refers to the way one act or conducts himself/herself.

Q: In what ways can an IQ Test be biased? Discuss Cultural Test Bias and Test Fairness specifically. Ho...

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Q: Young children develop language in a fairly predictable stage-like way. Please discuss the major pha...

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Q: What direction of motion is the Reichardt detector below about to code .?  Explain why motion percep...

A: The study of perception is an interesting aspect of Psychology. The study of visual perception, in p...

Q: As a practitioner, how will you determine what is ethical and what is not?

A: The psychologists or practitioner in their practice follow the Ethical principle and Code of conduct...

Q: What is audition?

A: Hearing, like vision, commences with transduction. Sound waves collected by one’s ears are converted...

Q: What is random selection?

A: For conducting psychological experiments, it is inappropriate and impractical to survey every member...

Q: Explain the Concrete Operational stage of Piaget's theory of cognitive development.  Also, discuss I...

A: According to cognitive development theory suggested by Jean Piaget, young individuals go through dif...

Q: The people need to satisfy basic needs before they can try to achieve higher needs, like artistic ex...

A: Abraham Maslow was humanistic who developed a theory on basic needs. It is also called the needs of ...

Q: 26- Among the choices below, which is the bestway to reduce response acquiescence in a survey with ...

A: reverse-code items to provide a balance of favorable and unfavorable statements.

Q: In the context of psychoanalysis, when a psychotherapist questions a client about the nightmares the...

A: dream analysis.

Q: What are the common traits of Antisocial personality disorder ?

A: Anti-social personality disorder is characterized by guiltlessness and exploitation of others , irre...

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A: One of the functions of the reproductive system is to release eggs every month so as to make it cond...

Q: What are the mind’s two tracks, and what is “dual processing”?

A: Dual processing or dual processing theory states that thought process can be bi-directional , which ...

Q: What are the different types of aphasia syndromes?

A: Aphasia is a disorder that impairs the expression and understanding of language as well as reading a...

Q: What is Kelly’s definition of the term construct? Why must constructs be dichotomous?

A: George Kelly’s Personal construct theory refers to the difference between the individual’s which is ...

Q: How does the body communicate internally? How does the brain produce new behavior?

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Q: When you ar doing an exploratory study, and want to observe and describe that behaviors you have obs...

A: Exploratory analysis is described as an investigation into a significant issue that is not well desc...

Q: Which of the following types of treatment is typically used in biological therapies?     applie...

A: Biological therapy is a method in which the immune system is restored in human body.

Q: Both Louisa Rhine and JW Dunne used as a basis of research. O A. Illusions, micro PK O B. Dreams, pr...

A: Louisa Rhine was an American doctor of botany and J W Dunne was an Irish engineer who contributed to...

Q: How do emotions affect our memory processing?

A: Our brains are more likely to focus on stimuli of emotional significance. Emotions play a critical r...

Q: Describe the memory losses experienced by patient H. M. and others.

A: Henry Molaison also popularly known as H.M. He had a surgery of bilateral medial temporal lobectomy ...

Q: Which of the following do humanistic therapies emphasize?     illness rather than self-fulfill...

A: Unlike psychoanalysis, which focussed on the role of the unconscious and dreams in building an indiv...

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Q: Matching Law   CHOICES:   explains the mechanism as to why behavior matches the rate o...

A: According to the matching law, applicable standards of the problem and suitable performance should “...

Q: How could you use covert sensitization, thought stopping, and covert reinforcement to change your be...

A: Behavioral and cognitive principles are used for modifying behaviors and thought processes of people...

Q: Which of the following would show the longest post-reinforcement pause?   CHOICES:   F...

A: Post-reinforcement pauses are linked with established registries of reinforcement. While both fixed ...

Q: What are the Physical Changes in Late Adulthood?

A: Aging is a process in which the individual’s memory, intellectual function, and mobility decrease an...

Q: What is Fear of things being on the left side of your body known as?

A: -Sinistrophobia: In psychology, the term "sinistrophobia" is described as one of the different types...

Q: What are three things that the APA style teach you?

A: APA is the technique of documentation of references adopted by the American Psychological Associatio...

Q: What is fetal period?

A: Fetal advancement is the term utilized when discussing the parade of occasions that begins when sper...

Q: Who would drink more pure water—someone with osmotic thirst or someone with hypovolemic thirst?

A: Thirst is considered a drive and basic motivational urge of an individual. There are 2 kinds of thir...

Q: What are the reason for the popularity of Cognitive-behavioral model?

A: Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) is a variety of psychotherapeutic practice that encourages indivi...

Q: Who is proponent of Psychodynamic theory?

A: Psychodynamic theory, also known as psychoanalytical theory is defined as a set of psychological the...

Q: What theoretical conclusion do the studies on binocular rivalry support? a. Unconscious processes co...

A: Binocular rivalry is an interesting phenomenon. Researchers use this visual experience to study cons...

Q: 15- Which of the following below best describes beneficencein the Belmont Report?     people wit...

A: each research participant should be treated equally according to his/her need, effort, and contribut...

Q: Child Abuse and its explaination?

A: Practitioners, cultural, and social organizations, across time all have a different understanding of...

Q: What does the statement “Culture sets boundarieson behaviors” mean?

A: -A culture is referred to a particular way of life including a group of individuals, the beliefs, be...

Q: How masturbatory satiation help to treat fetishistic disorder?

A: Fetishistic is a sexual psychological disorder. It is about intent attraction about objects and body...

Q: What is social facilitation, and why is it more likely to occur with a well learned task?

A: Social Psychologists found that individuals performing an activity gets affected if it takes place i...