Why do people curate their lives on social media? Select all that apply. A They want to present their lives as realistically as possible. C D They want to avoid looking irresponsible when colleges or employers see their page. They want to present an identity they are proud of. They post things they think will gain approval from their peers.

Q: mark lowenthal views on intelligence and why he's right

A: Mark M. Lowenthal is a professor and author whose work on intelligence is widely praised and…

Q: How can one improve their lifestyle, especially during adulthood?

A: Adulthood is time when people come out of adolescent stage. Adulthood is stage of life when…

Q: Not all health differences are health disparities; why give an example

A: Although the terms "health equality" and "health disparities" are becoming common in public health,…

Q: Come up with your own study idea for this one, similar to the ones I gave you above. It can be on…

A: For any research, it is important to decide on the variables of choice. 1) Here, for example, we…

Q: Traits are reactions, not something a person possesses.   Question 6 options:   True   False

A: The characteristics or set of patterns that can influence how a person thinks,  feels, and behaves…

Q: Explain the pioneering method ?

A: In the modern world because of the speed at which technologies, markets, and other external elements…

Q: Why death is a surprise?

A: As per psychology, death is the complete cessation of the biological and psychological functions of…

Q: What is bias? A B C a type of news reporting that uses interviews of experts a prejudice or…

A: An illogical notion or belief termed "bias" compromises the capability to develop a conclusion based…

Q: What is the difference between correlation and causation in forensic psychology studies?

A: Forensic psychology combines the knowledge of psychology with law. Forensic psychology helps in…

Q: 1. Answer parts a-c: a) What does it mean to manipulate a variable? b) What does it mean to control…

A: 1. a) To "manipulate" a variable is to make any changes to it in order to observe how such changes…

Q: ● Explain the type of attraction feel would be most effective in establishing lasting relationships.

A: As a concept of social psychology, Attraction involves eliciting positive feelings of love, warmth,…

Q: A hairdresser is about to start working on a client.  The hairdresser is trying to explain that the…

A: "Since you have posted multiple questions, we will only answer the first one for you, and for the…

Q: MULTIPLE CHOICE Question 2 Which is an example of setting boundaries on cell phone use? A B C…

A: Applied social psychology helps in the appropriate use and application of the theoretical constructs…

Q: When asked to describe yourself, you say you are optimistic, outgoing, creative and stubborn. Each…

A: In psychology,  personality can be referred to as the pattern of characteristics that may influence…

Q: John, who is 16 years old with a lot of friends. John is currently in the life stage of adolescence.…

A: Adolescence refers to the period when a person is between the ages of 10 – 19. It can be described…

Q: What can you say about the reward/merit/praise vs punish/demerit way of affecting learning?

A: Learning occurs when there is relatively permanent change in learner's behavior as a result of…

Q: Write an essay of not more than 500 words on how you have applied (knowingly or unknowingly)…

A: Learning can be understood as a process to attain something new,  understanding, knowledge,…

Q: John Dewey Sigmund Freud B.F. Skinner

A: Psychologists study behavior, experiences, and mental processes. They study personality,…

Q: in Attributional Retraining: reducing the likelihood of failure what are/is the hypothesis(es)? what…

A: Attributional Retraining (AR) is an intervention that is designed to improve motivation and increase…

Q: You go to buy a car and you want to have a monthly payment that is not over $200 per month. You find…

A: Cognitive Biases are the unconscious decision the brain makes according to the situation at hand.

Q: Forum 7: How does the development of self-awareness and self-esteem factor into the development of…

A: It is unavoidable for any person to face different problems while going about their daily…

Q: Assess It.1 - Question is in the photo provided below.

A: Generally in terms of "How" . So studying the mental processes, experiences while interactng with…

Q: → Which relevant businesses? of these are in typical → What (if anything) can/should managers do…

A: In every day to day life the term insanity, mental illness, psychopathology, emotional disturbances,…

Q: Factors influencing ones worldviews

A: The tendency and source that make a person aware of objects things, and events by their senses which…

Q: The study of attention as it relates to the learning and performance of motor skills involves issues…

A: Attention is the process of focusing on one thing, while ignoring other things. The study of…

Q: Criticize the following claims. Provide reasoning, with proper citation if necessary, for why they…

A: Logic is the study of the relationship between statements and whether the reasoning (inference)…

Q: What do you think Jill Bolte Taylor's experience teaches us about how our brains are organized and…

A: Psychology is the analysis of the mind and behavior. Consequently, the brain is central to the…

Q: Choose the correct answer A PERSON WITH STRONG WILL POWER CAN MAKE A QUICK DECISION WHICH IS…

A: Will power is what helps an individual to resist a temptation or desire in short term to achieve…

Q: sociates an involuntary response and a stimulus. A. Classical Conditioning B. Operant Conditioning

A: The process of gaining or attaining any kind of skills, knowledge, attitude, values, preferences,…

Q: What are the brain's four natural survival responses (often called bioresponses)?

A: A stressful scenario, whether it be environmental, like an impending deadline at work, or…

Q: ethical awareness- the ability to discern between right and wrong   ethical competency- the…

A: The term 'ethics' in any professional settings refers to the established norms of right and wrong…

Q: What are your understanding about play? Why it is important?

A: Imagination and different kinds of activities start taking place since the birth of a living being…

Q: The results of Zimbardo's Stanford Prison simulation indicated that

A: Human behaviour is the potential and shown ability to engage in social, mental, and physical…

Q: The following are the biological approaches stated by Snyder and Lopez (2002): Toughness A Role for…

A: The focus of Positive psychology is to look into the positive factors of human life . It is these…

Q: Discuss short-term cognitive or metacognitive interventions for post-crisis. What does the recent…

A: Interventions in the field of therapeutic psychology are the techniques which help a person to adopt…

Q: When trying to examine why somebody has a dreadful fear of spiders, which of the following…

A: Explains how an organism interact with their environment . State of all behaviors learned through…

Q: Should teachers be concerned about relatively technical features of assessment such as validity and…

A: Teachers try to check the knowledge and skills of students through various assessments. Reliability…

Q: You jump to the conclusion that your neighbor's dog ruined your flower beds. They're always letting…

A: Cognitive biases are frequently experienced by people in social situations. People judge others…

Q: In the Milgram experiment, the shock level started at 15 volts and gradually increased in voltage.…

A: All of these methods are a way to land into cognitive assonance and get rid of cognitive…

Q: How can you take what you have learned and apply it to your own life

A: In psychology we learn many theories and principles. Many of these can be applied and used in our…

Q: Milgram found that although many of the "teachers" went on to shock the "learners, "the "teachers"…

A: In Milgram’s experiment the teachers were told to increase the level of shocks with the number of…

Q: Please explain with examples the four schedules of reinforcement. Which of these is most addictive,…

A: The systematic process of accumulating new knowledge, information, skills, behavior, thought,…

Q: 1. The term psychological a. applied b. practical psychology refers to using findings from research…

A: The comprehensive research of the mind and behaviour is called psychology. Psychologists are…

Q: Adolescent cognitive changes are reflected in many aspects of adolescents’ everyday behavior,…

A: Adolescence is an exciting age. In psychology, it is often categorised into early, middle and late…

Q: 2. Because of its very specific shape, a "normal" distribution is also often described as a curve.…

A: Ans 2. In the arena of statistics, the normal distribution curve is regarded as the most essential…

Q: Questions: 1. If you were working with Ray, what factors would you concentrate on? How would you…

A: “Since you have posted a question with multiple sub-parts, we will solve the first three sub-parts…

Q: “There is no such Theory as a pure introvert or extrovert such a person would be in the Lunatic…

A: Carl Jung was a famous psychiatrist known for the personality theory which was different from…

Q: 1. Using time wisely: A. Is a skill B. Results in increased productivity C. Takes focus D. All of…

A: There is a wide range in how people go about organising their life, with various methods for…

Q: Why would children who face abuse, neglect, extreme poverty, and/or other dire circumstances,…

A: In the discipline of Psychology, the term 'nurture' is used to discuss environmental factors that…

Q: What should you NOT see in a DAP classroom? Provide 10 examples pls

A: The purpose of a DAP classroom is to provide an environment that provides the best opportunities for…