What is NOT a limitation of functional magnetic resonance imaging? The FMRI technique has poor resolution in comparison to other techniques. Research using fMRI is more exploratory than hypothesis-based. Many fMRI results are not stable across time and/or are due to chance Conclusions from fMRI results are often exaggerated and oversimplified.

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A: The statement :  "Positive emotions may be pleasant, but they tend to narrow our focus of attention ...

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Q: What is procedural memory? What are some ways in which it can be measured?

A: Procedural memory is a kind of long term memory.

Q: What is axon?

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Q: What are the issues facing by the individual during infancy stage of psychological development?

A: Psychological development is the growth of individual cognitive, passionate, intelligent, and social...

Q: Who are object relations theorists ?

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Q: Which of the following could also be described as your mental blackboard?   a. Long-term mem...

A: Memory is a process which acquires stores, retains, and retrieves information.

Q: In middle childhood, Fatimah begins to describe her friends in terms of their such as friendliness a...

A: During child development children goes through development in various domains, such as cognitive dev...

Q: Part-time university student Tatiana (30-years-old) has been referred to you, her counselor, by a un...

A: An individual with a personality disorder has difficulty understanding and comparing conditions and ...

Q: Shemar has always wanted to try out for the school play, but has never dared to do it. Now at age 14...

A: Dual system model is developed from the principles of cognitive neuroscience theory, which speculate...

Q: Discuss the trait theory in the development of self.

A: Gordon Alport was the first psychologist who proposed the primary Trait theory , after which based o...

Q: discuss Erikson and Levinson's defnitions of Midlife Crisis.

A: A midlife crisis is a transformation of individuality and self-determination that can happen in midd...

Q: Eugene is a piano tuner. With his job, every day is different. Sometimes, he works Saturdays and Sun...

A: Meaningfulness of work relates to amounts of importance provided by mechanisms and methods associate...

Q: A detriment (damaging impact) in performance when an audience is present is known as ______.    ...

A: Social inhibition: In social psychology, the term "social inhibition" is described as an individual'...

Q: Why we need to study ethics

A: Ethics is a focal component of any glad, healthy, and develop life. Yet, a few pundits actually ques...

Q: Evaluate the role of the college as an enabler and shaper of one's consciousness, refection and virt...

A: We all go to college for our higher education and to do our degree, this period of life is the most ...

Q: What is conflict?

A: Conflict: The term "conflict" is described as a struggle between individuals that may either be phys...

Q: According to research which gender is more happy?

A: Research evidences depict that women are identified to be the happier gender or the more happy gende...

Q: According to Roger, which are the 3 important qualities that a therapist must display ?

A: Rogers states that therapists must have three characteristics to build a growth-promoting environmen...

Q: How does the nervous system change and grow?

A: The nervous system (central nervous system & peripheral nervous system ) is a complex network of...

Q: Jodi is asked what a female or male doll likes to do, and she responds that the girl doll likes dres...

A: Developmental psychology refers to the field that scientifically studies the changes in humans throu...

Q: How the social information processing theory can be used to handle/manage the issues/problem of COVI...

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Q: Which are the leading biological causes of intellectual disability ?

A: Intellectual disability is defined as problems with general mental abilities that affect an individu...

Q: How is latent inhibition associated with people who have schizophrenia?

A: Latent inhibition (LI) part of classical conditioning, where an acquainted or known stimulus require...

Q: The bulk of scientific research on addiction locates its causes in

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Q: Use Piaget’s first three stages of cognitive development toexplain why young children are not just m...

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Q: How is stress related to health and disease?

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A: Operant conditioning is a behavioral theory that came to prominence in the 1930s. Behaviorist B. F. ...

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Q: The take-home message why technical writing is important to learn is Select one: a. technical writin...

A: A. technical writing is written to a different audience for a different audience for a different pur...

Q: Which of the following is a method to inactivate a brain area temporarily? a. Stereotaxic instrument...

A: Investigation of the individual brain produces impressive outcomes. Although some individuals have i...

Q: Researchers have found that occasion setting is most likely to function   A. when serial compoun...

A: Occasion setting relates to the strength of one incentive, an occasion setter, to change the effecti...

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A: Pornography is defined as the imagery of erotic behavior intended to incite sexual excitement and ar...

Q: What are three parenting styles, and how do children’s traits relate to them?

A: A parenting style is a psychological construct describing conventional approaches that parents pract...

Q: Four techniques for measuring or demonstrating memory are the following: ___________________________...

A: a. Recallingb. Recognizingc. Relearningd. Priming

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A: Power assertive discipline consists of corporal punishment, deprivation of privileges, psychological...

Q: Compare the theory of psycho dynamic with humanistic theory of personality and social cognition theo...

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A: Fredrick Bartlett is a British psychologist best known for research on memory titled "Remembering: A...

Q: What is source misattribution?

A: Memory formation is a complex and elaborate process. Sensory input received from the environment is ...

Q: Make a concept map of psychological theories of gender

A: Gender schema theory was presented by therapist Sandra Bem in 1981 and declared that youngsters find...

Q: Why is color vision deficiency a better term than color blindness?

A: Color blindness is the condition in which the individual has difficulty in telling apart certain col...

Q: Q. What is school of thoughts? Give examples

A: School of thought is an ideology of theorist, in which a group of theorist support a similar type of...

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A: Rendering favors without the hope of reciprocity is : 

Q: Carl Rogers believed that personal growth is encouraged when conditions of worth are replaced by a. ...

A: Carl Roger is a pioneer in the field of Humanistic Psychology , and believed that personal growth is...

Q: Q. Briefly explain how we can make use of psychology in our everyday life?

A: Psychology: The term "psychology" is described as the scientific study of an individual's behavior a...

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Q: briefly explain on following.  a. perception b. Learning

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