Why is Biological Psychology important to learn for future and current Psychologists that work with individuals with a Substance Use Disorder?

Q: Discuss effecting harmony in human relationships.

A: Harmony refers  to the state of being in agreement with people. It is an essential element of human ...

Q: Where do you stand on the Nature vs. Nurture issue? How much of what you are is due to your genetics...

A: Nature refers to the extent of influence from factors inherent to an individual, like genetics, biol...

Q: Describe three strategies that you can use for optimizing your memory and explain why these strategi...

A: Memory encoding refers to the process that allows information to be converted in a way that can be s...

Q: What is the Gathering Hypothesis?

A: Introduction:  The term Gathering hypothesis is related to feminism that was coined in evolutionary ...

Q: What is Kelly's position on the issue of free will versus determinism?

A: George Kelley's view was that, every person, whether a highly educated one or an illiterate one, pos...

Q: A single number (such as IQ) is likely to be a poor assessment of intelligence for a number of reaso...

A: Intelligence involves various mental/cognitive abilities such as verbal comprehension, reasoning, me...

Q: 11.An industrial/organizational psychologist correlates the responses to the even numbered items on ...

A: Split half reliability can be measured by dividing a test into two equal halves and creating two tes...

Q: WHAT IS THE PRIMARY DIAGNOSIS FOR THIS CASE STUDY? (HELPS TO USE THE DSM) Jessie is an 8-year-old bo...

A: Primary diagnosis means the conditions for which a patient or client is referred for inpatient or ou...

Q: What do you understand is "vertical segregation" and how do you suggest the problem can be mitigated...

A: Vertical segregation is  a situation where people do not get jobs above a particular rank because of...

Q: What are the positives and negatives of contraceptive use?

A: Contraceptives are drugs or devices used to prevent pregnancy. Examples are oral pills, intra uterin...

Q: Mental Health and coping during COVID19: Fear, anxiety and stress are some of the strong emotions in...

A: Fear is an emotion that arises with the threat of physical, emotional, or psychological harm, real o...

Q: One component of the leader’s role is:

A: Organizational leadership is a type of management approach that deals with what is best for the empl...

Q: Sharing your own private thoughts and feelings with others is called   a.  self-assertion. ...

A: Self disclosure can be best explained as a way of expressing ourselves, our thoughts, desires, wants...

Q: Do you think the strategic use and display of emotions serve to protect the employees, or does cover...

A: Using emotions strategically is not a rare occurrence, rather such display of emotions can be observ...

Q: David is sitting in the school office waiting to talk to the principal. Students passing the office ...

A: Environmental Bias can be best described as an idea that certain people would always be found in a p...

Q: These three theories of Emotion; James-Lange, Cannon-Bard and the Cognitive Theory of Emotion were d...

A: The James-Lange theory proposed that subjective emotional experiences results from physiological cha...

Q: Bipolar disorder is a psychiatric illness with a strong hereditary basis,but the exact mode of its i...

A: Bipolar disorder is a mental health disorder where extreme swings of mood are observed. Mood shifts ...

Q: Fear, anxiety and stress are some of the strong emotions in adults and children. Identify three cont...

A: Fear is best described as a negative emotion which comes from threat that could either be psychologi...

Q: list the ethical guidelines and discuss the importance of using these guidelines

A: Ethical guidelines are a pre-decided set of rules that a researcher has to follow during their resea...

Q: Which of the following correlation coefficients indicates the strongest relationship between two var...

A: Introduction:  The correlation coefficient is the measurement of the strength between two variables....

Q: What other factors are involved in "success"? How can you measure them? How can you improve th...

A: Success in psychology refers to achievement of a set goal or target. The various factors involved in...

Q: In an article there is a sentence with an in text citation. If I want to use that sentence do I cite...

A: In text citations help identify the author of an idea or text. It helps in finding the source of the...

Q: Negotiation strives on physical presence. Handshakes, eye contact, shared meals andlong meetings in ...

A: Organizations all over the world have resorted to online meetings after the onset of the pandemic. T...

Q: Your topic is: the environment in which college students prefer to study. Write an example of each o...

A: A Likert scale is a question which is a five-point or seven-point scale. The choices range from Stro...

Q: When do most infants begin to experience separation anxiety? When they learn to crawl A good boy nev...

A: Separation anxiety refers to when in infant displays emotions of fear, anxiety, and distress when th...

Q: Explain the concept of frustration and adjustment

A: Frustration in psychology can be best described as an emotional reaction to events of opposition, an...

Q: _________________ explore the learning situations they are involved in with questions that enable th...

A: Introduction:  Scaffolding explore the learning at its level. The scaffolding is a term that describ...

Q: How does the term “sexual variation” differ from “abnormal sexual behavior?

A: Sexual variations are defined as the sexual behaviors or interests which are not usually representat...

Q: Dopamine is one of the main neurotransmitters in the brain to be affected by drug use? A.  True ...

A: Drug use ends up disturbing the functioning of neurons as they as it affects how they send, receive ...

Q: Automatic processing is most likely to occur when O a task has very high load. O a task is being per...

A: Automatic processing is a method of information processing where tasks are performed with little to ...

Q: As discussed in class, three basic issues of controversy, difference or debate exist in developmenta...

A: The main issues of controversy in human development are nature versus nurture, the goodness and badn...

Q: I have a question about "archetype" in regards to C.G. Jung with Mythology. I need to have this brok...

A: According to Jung, archetypes are basic themes and images that has the same meaning across various c...

Q: What is the difference between an experiment and a quasi-experiment? Give an example of an experimen...

A: An experiment is simply when we try to establish a cause and effect relationship between two or more...

Q: In efforts to cope with the emotions associated with fear, which of the following is recommended for...

A: It has been found out in various research studies that self help tools like meditation, calming tech...

Q: The dramatic case of patient H.M. illustrates that is crucial for the formation of new explicit LTMS...

A: The LTM or long term memory is divided into implicit and explicit memory. Explicit memory is the par...

Q: In the US what causes more child deaths than all diseases combined in early childhood. A. Allergies ...

A: A substantial number of children are dying due to various causes each year in the United States. The...