Marijuana is a drug that does not enhance____?

Q: What information do we process automatically?

A: As an organism that interacts with the environment, we are constantly bombarded with information tha...

Q: Which of the following is an example of a short-term goal? A. Obtaining a job after graduation in yo...

A: A short-term goal is something you want to proceed with quickly. Short-term goals can assist you to ...

Q: Did the unresolved conflict during oral stage of development cause dependent personality disorder ?

A: As per Freud's psychosexual stages of development, the unresolved conflicts or the hang-ups during t...

Q: Contrast the following theories/theoretical perspective on moral development: A. Kohlberg B. Gilli...

A: A. Lawrence Kohlberg theory of moral development: His theory states three different 'levels of moral...

Q: What is the Five-Factor Model?

A: Since you have posted multiple questions, we will answer the first one for you. If you want a specif...

Q: Treisman's (1970) attenuator model is based on : Check the correct answer. Please select at least on...

A: a. the idea that all information passes the attentional filter but the less relevant information is ...

Q: ________ posits that playing video games may lead to increased aggression because losing at video ga...

A: Aggression has been an important phenomenon of exploration in the psychology field and thus many psy...

Q: Overlearning should be avoided when rehearsing assertive behaviors. T or F?

A: Assertiveness refers to the strong inclination to express one's feelings and stands up for one's own...

Q: Evaluate James Gibson’s central clams on visual perception and state at least two different applicat...

A: An individual's tendency to interpret his environment around by the light that enters our eyes as a ...

Q: What is retrospective analysis ?

A: A cohort way of research represents a unique sort of longitudinal analysis. It holds a group of samp...

Q: If you were to design a sex education program for teenagers, what are the top 3 topics you would wan...

A: Sex education is important for teenagers since it spreads awareness about sex and its related phenom...

Q: If behavior is continuously followed against the attitude, then what will be the result? O a. It may...

A: A. It may affect the norms. 

Q: A drug abuser experiencing withdrawal symptoms after the drugs effect has worn off provides a good e...

A: The opponent theory is one of the many theories that attempt to understand motivation/emotions. This...

Q: “Life is lived forwards, but understood backwards.” Whose words are these?

A: A person lives a life from beginning till end, he always moves forward and usually there is no going...

Q: Ahmed likes Pepsi and Saeed dislikes Pepsi. Under which category this statement comes? O a. Nature O...

A: People behave in different manner based on their beliefs, thoughts, likings, disliking. An interesti...

Q: What's the most important axiom in Clinical Psychology?

A: Axioms represent sentences, premises, or descriptions used in a formal way of communication. It is n...

Q: How much percentage of elderly Hispanic Americans who live below the poverty line ?

A: In the United States of America, people who live from Spanish cultural history are tagged as Hispani...

Q: difference between hieracy of needs theory, theories of X and Y, Two-factor theory and Three need th...

A: Motivation is an impulse to respond or comply with specified circumstances, such as wishes or object...

Q: In an experiment examining human memory, two groups of participants are used. One group is allowed 5...

A: An independent variable (IV) are the variables, which an experimenter manipulates to determine wheth...

Q: If behavior is continuously followed against the attitude, then what will be the result? O a. It may...

A: Attitude refers to one's beliefs and ideas toward someone or something. These may include emotions, ...

Q: Q3.What are the types of Collective Behavior?

A:  Collective behavior is the action which is engaged in a sizeable but loosely organized group of ind...

Q: Evaluate James Gibson’s central claims on visual perception and state at least two different applica...

A: Gibson's hypothesis is a profoundly environmentally legitimate hypothesis as it returns perception t...

Q: Preparing the body for “fighting or fleeing” is largely the job of thea. parasympathetic branch b. s...

A: Nervous system refers to a part of animal biology, which coordinates the behaviour and helps in tran...

Q: What is motivated reasoning?  What are the cognitive biases that contribute to motivated reasoning? ...

A: Errors in thinking and judgment lead to faulty decision-making. These systematic errors may influenc...

Q: According to evidence from research, which of the following four theories provides the best explanat...

A: 3. Brain Plasticity Theory

Q: Which is the only neuropeptide that increases hunger? a. Ghrelin b. Melanocortin c. Leptin d. Insuli...

A: a. Ghrelin

Q: An example of a physiological need is ____________ . Anexample of a psychological drive is _________...

A: Abraham Maslow proposed a theory called the need of hierarchy. In this theory, Maslow talks about th...

Q: Write a detail note on fruedian theory?

A: Sigmund Freud's psychodynamic theory was developed in the late nineteenth century. It emphasizes the...

Q: 1. What is "police psychology" and who were some of the psychologists involved in its origin?

A: Several law enforcement departments seek forensic psychologists, and some also employ in-house Polic...

Q: When researcher from the trait approach says Arthur is agreeable, the researcher actually means: ...

A: Personality is a psychological construct that is explained by several theories in psychology. Gordon...

Q: Define item analysis?

A: Psychometrics or psychological testing involves various steps to construct a test and check its reli...

Q: Explain and give an example for each of the following types of variables: (a) equal-interval, (b) ra...

A: Variables are those aspects in research which can be changed or varied according to the experimenter...

Q: What is pheromones?

A: A body of any living organism is capable of forming chemicals inside and sometimes outside the body....

Q: Can I please get some help understanding this question. I got it incorrect. Thank you.

A: Stimulants are drugs that increases activity levels , enhances positive feeling and also increases a...

Q: When you encounter setbacks on your goals, which of the following is the best thing to do? A.Give up...

A: One can encounter and experience set back or failures while working on achieving a certain goal , an...

Q: Light waves entering the eye are bent by the cornea,lens, and pupil. True or false

A: True

Q: Case Study (Drugs of Abuse) Suzanne has come by the free “drop-in” counseling clinic where you work ...

A: People use and sometimes abuse drugs or other substances that might harm the person in long-term sit...

Q: A good example of a negative feedback loop would be a parent reinforcing a negative behavior, which ...

A: False 

Q: How do you recognize a spiritual person?

A: Spirituality can refers to a belief that there is something more that is beyond the experiences of t...

Q: of the following is the best general estimate of ho you should spend studying? A. 6-8 hours of study...

A: Studying not only requires studying in classes in college or school, but it also requires studying o...

Q: If you studydiligently to avoid being embarrassed when a professor calls on you in class, is thispos...

A: Reinforcement is the response which increases the behavior or makes it more likely to occur again. R...

Q: Which of the following best represents a medium-term goal? A. Becoming an astronaut B. Studying for ...

A: Goals are important in an individual’s life as they help him/her fulfill his/her dreams in life. Psy...

Q: What is the use of interviews in career assessments?

A: Every person's entry spot in their career foundation would be classifying, knowing, and expanding th...

Q: Urgently

A: Critical thinking is general thinking skills which allows and enables one to think rationally and cl...

Q: Application: Pro-Social Behavior Pro-social behavior is behavior that is intended to benefit ot...

A: Prosocial behavior alludes to "voluntary actions that are intended to help or benefit another indivi...

Q: Who said “I am not a woman whose self-worth comes from her chest size.” ?

A: Self is an important topic of discussion and exploration for psychologists, sociologists, and philos...

Q: How will you explain in your own understanding the critical reading to reasoning?

A: Reading critically doesn't, really, mean being disparaging of what you read.  Both reading and think...

Q: Prejudice toward a group involves negative feelings, a tendency to discriminate, and overly generali...

A: Stereotypes. People are usually biased against others outside of the social group. Showing the preju...

Q: Which of the following represent main differences between micro-leadership and upper-echelon or stra...

A: Leadership has been an important area of exploration for social psychologists and organizational psy...

Q: We say that the basis of psychological research is to understand human behavior, but how is this pos...

A: Psychological or scientific research are conducted for an organized, systematic study and to analyze...