Which type of bias do you recognize in your own decision making processes? How has this bias affected how you’ve made decisions in the past and how can you use your awareness of it to improve your decisions making skills in the future?

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

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Q: What are three big ideas that have survived from Freud’s work in psychoanalytictheory? What are thre...

A: Sigmund Freud He was an Austrian Neurologist and the father\founder  of psychoanalysis. The belief t...

Q: Imagine being a jury member in a trial for a parent accused of sexual abuse based on a recovered mem...

A: Recovered memory refers to the experience of subjectively recalling a past event that was traumatic ...

Q: How "HUMOR" can be applicable or factor in approaching and counseling the clients.

A: Counseling can be defined as the two way communication between the client and the counselor/therapis...

Q: Define the general adaptation syndrome.

A: Stress can be considered as the type of change that can affect a person's physical, emotional or psy...

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Q: 63. Children become able to reason logically about abstract concepts and can reason hypothetically d...

A: Human behavior and cognitive processes are deep rooted in the neurons . Each region with it's own cl...

Q: 9. According to Piaget, accommodation means ___? Group of answer choices The knowledge we accumulate...

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Q: Define basic research

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Q: What is the trade name of Bupropion?

A: Bupropion is an antidepressant mainly used to treat patients with major depression. Bupropion is mor...

Q: Which of the following is NOT one of the three main types ofstressors?a. Catastrophesb. Significant ...

A: Any sort of unpleasant situation and impactful changes that can affect or strain a person's physical...

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: Why do you think there is a difference our expectations of parenthood and the reality of parenthood

A: Parenthood is the interaction and bonding between adults and child/children. One becomes a parent on...

Q: Respond to the following questions in 100 to 150 Why is object recognition important? What processe...

A: Object recognition refers to the ability of an individual to recognize, perceive, and mentally repre...

Q: Describe Erikson’s eight stages of psychosocial development and their accompanying issues.

A: Human Development is life long process. It takes place from birth till death. During this process, h...

Q: One argues that drug has positive as well as negative consequences for humans. Considering the advan...

A: Drugs are those chemicals which have the power to alter the consciousness, thinking, perception, mem...

Q: How family and social support relate to posttraumatic stress disorder ?

A: PTSD (post-traumatic and stress-related disorder) is a psychological disorder in which a person expe...

Q: Discuss the effects of nourishment, body contact, and familiarity on infant social attachment. Ident...

A:   Attachment is defined as a strong affectionate bond between infants and their caregivers. By the s...

Q: Which are the 2 kinds of sociocultural views on unipolar depression ?

A: It is evident that many psychological disorders are caused due to environmental stressors. for insta...

Q: 6. Thorndike studied _____ learning in ____ . Group of answer choices Operant; cats Escape; rats Fea...

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Q: 48. The mesolimbocortical dopamine pathway: Group of answer choices A- is essentially a punishment ...

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Q: State the three areas of change that developmental psychologists study, and identify the three major...

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Q: Sage is a creative person who enjoys writing and living new experiences.These personality traits don...

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Q: A Chinese proverb warns, “The fire you kindle for yourenemy often burns you more than him.” How is t...

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Q: Explain Sartre’s belief: “Human being is free, human being is freedom."

A: Jean Paul Sartre was a great French Playwright. novelist and literary critic. He had put forward his...

Q: What is creativity?

A: Creativity in basic terms can be stated as the ability to produce something novel and adaptive. A cr...

Q: The first impetus for crisis intervention was after the Coconut Grove Fire in 1943 and occurred in _...

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

Q: Freud proposed that the development of the “voice ofconscience” is related to the _________, which i...

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Q: The “gender gap” in depression refers to the finding that_________risk of depression is nearly doubl...

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Q: What is overconfidence?

A: The meaning of confidence is when you are sure and believe in your ability to complete your task, bu...

Q: According to Erikson, define identity?

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

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

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Q: Albert Bandura (1986) studied the interactivity between a learner and his/her environment. He sugges...

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Q: Perceived Task Value is known as: The need to relate to other people and to belong to a group that ...

A: Task value refers to the judgment that an individual makes regarding how much it contributes to the ...

Q: What are the risk factors of ADHD in children?

A: Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, simply referred to as ADHD, is a psychological disorder th...

Q: What happened when people learn something when they are in particular situational state of mind?

A: Psychological adaptations or mental state of mind takes place at every stage of processing of inform...

Q: 8.  The confidence that an individual has in his or her ability to perform a task is known as: Grou...

A: Self-esteem refers to the value or worth an individual holds in their own eyes.  Self-efficacy refer...

Q: Explain the importance of therapeutic relationship?

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Q: Expand the term WAIS

A: Intelligence can be referred to as the ability and capacity of the mental activity which helps to le...

Q: What are the generic names of Dual-Action Antidepressants?

A: Dual-action medications work by inhibiting the reuptake of both serotonin and norepinephrine.

Q: What are the multiple College resources for stress?

A: The word stress is explained in the term of bodily response to the stressors. It may have psychologi...

Q: What are the physical symptoms of depression?

A: Depression is a mood disorder characterized by symptoms such as persistent low mood and loss of inte...

Q: In the book called, "Give Me Liberty! An American History" by Eric Foner 6th edition. What is chapte...

A: The book talks about the harsh realities and the truth in the World and the political missionaries t...

Q: Maria is at the golf range and decides she wants to know how far she can hit a golf ball in meters u...

A: Research is the systematic and scientific study of the issue or topic which can be done by review of...

Q: Emotionally intelligent people tend to____. (fill in the blank)

A: Ans. There are various kinds of intelligence. And, emotional intelligence is one of them. 

Q: Is it really surprising that adolescents engage in risky behaviors? What kinds of activities do adol...

A: Adolescence is a period in lifespan development that starts from the onset of puberty and lasts till...

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: Who said “Don’t cry because it’s over, smile because it happened.” ?

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