3.1 Think of a situation that clearly illustrates pedagogy and one for andragogy.

Q: At some point, we have all been part of some group. Think about the groups you belong to .... when…

A: In terms of social psychology, a group is any two or more people who communicate with one another,…

Q: 2. Suppose I have a friend who consistently refuses to put the interests of others before his own,…

A: Emotivism is an extreme form of personal relativism that says that our behaviors are the result of…

Q: Little Sigmund is little. You see little Sigmund playing with toys, immersed in his sensations and…

A: Cognitive development refers to how one thinks, explores, and figures out things from childhood. The…

Q: What is the difference between Frued and Erickson Theories?

A: Two well-known developmental theories are the psychosexual theory by Sigmund Freud and the…

Q: According to Rosenhan, why did the mental health professionals in his study interpret the neutral…

A: Rosenhan Experiment in 1973  has the aim to know how much one can rely on the staffs in Mental…

Q: What is the effect of biological on children perceptions of gender appropriate toy use?

A: When speaking of gender, we tend to think of a sociocultural construct that transcends the confines…

Q: Like many consumers, Natalie is surprised at how much she spends at Target: She goes to buy two…

A: In marketing and sales, businesses will often employ point-of-sale strategies that lead prospective…

Q: Luna is working as a registered psychologist in a rural area. Liam, a client of Luna's, offers Luna…

A: In counselling, it is a form of professional relationship where the counsellor assists the clients…

Q: Do you think that emotions are innate reactions (biological) or socially learned reactions…

A: Emotion is a reaction which makes a human different from another living being. Or we can say…

Q: one example of stress-related cardiovascular disorder

A: Stress is a stimulus that causes emotional, physical or psychological distress in a person. While…

Q: Morality is a complex system of beliefs about what is right and wrong and it elicits deep…

A: Morality is the system of values and beliefs that are held as being standard in a certain society…

Q: What role(s) can the Forensic Psychologist serve for the: Investigator, Prosecutor, Defense, Judge…

A: Forensic psychology is a sub-discipline of psychology. Forensic psychology seeks to apply…

Q: this context, which of the following situations is exemplifying the teachings of Socrates about the…

A: Psychology was described by Hermann Ebbinghaus as having "a long past, but a short history." The…

Q: what are 2 different theories or viewpoints about Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID)?

A: Dissociative identity disorder falls under the category of dissociative and somatic symptom…

Q: Briefly explain why it is important for teachers to know their learners' ZPD when designing…

A: Lev Vygotsky proposed the sociocultural theory of cognitive development. According to him, the…

Q: EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE (EQ) EMOTIONAL SELF-CONTROL ADAPTABILITY ACHIEVEMENT EQ EMOTIONAL…

A: Emotional intelligence and a growth mindset are both skills that can be developed through…

Q: Spruce scratches and scratches and scratches their own skin until it is raw and bleeding. After…

A: Differential reinforcement is a method of behavior modification where correct responses or desirable…

Q: Homosexuality is a lifestyle choice that can be reversed vs. people are born as homosexuals (or…

A: Sex is the biological characteristic that determines whether the individual is a male or a female.…

Q: What associations do you see between creativity and personality, intelligence and mental illness?

A: Psychology analyzes the mind and behavior. Creativity, personality, intelligence, and mental illness…

Q: Myers-Briggs and the Big Five are two considerably different personality assessments that are…

A: The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator is a model that is used to classify human personalities along four…

Q: In what situations do you find the conflict between the Id and the Superego becoming  real in your…

A: The two main parts of Sigmund Freud's psychoanalytic theory of personality development are the id…

Q: Which of the following is NOT one of the major ethical faults of the Tuskegee experiments? a…

A: The Tuskegee experiment was conducted by the united state on patients suffering from syphilis to…

Q: Should children under the age of two sleep with their parents? What is the research behind this?

A: Co-sleeping can be understood as child and parent sharing the same sleeping space (eg-bed) in order…

Q: ucinoogen and opiates

A: Substance abuse disorder is a type of disorder in which there is abnormal use of substances like…

Q: What is an attitude? Explain in detail.

A: Social psychology is a field of psychology which deals with the study of society and the impact of…

Q: Explain how depth perception development can be understood with the visual cliff.

A: We human beings see things with more than two dimensions which is why we can see things moving and…

Q: What type of deficiency causes Korsakoff’s syndrome?   a.) Thiamine b.) Protein c.) Sodium d.)…

A: The Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome is a disorder of the brain that primarily affects memory. WKS occurs…

Q: what do intelligence scores predict (if anything?) What are some of the challenges of trying to…

A: Intelligent tests contain a series of tasks that are designed to measure human intelligence under…

Q: You studied French last semester. This semester, you are studying Russian. When your Russian…

A: When previously stored information in short term or long term memory is loss or changes is called…

Q: Could you give 3 examples each of nature and nurture?

A: An individual's personal development depends on various factors. Personality is a result of both…

Q: The post-conventional level of morality is characterized by an emphasis on submission to authority…

A: The moral growth of children is the subject of Kohlberg's theory, which focuses on this process…

Q: what are some specific "cognitive reasons" that are used to explain motivation in humanistic theory?…

A: Motivation refers to the internal processes that guide and maintain behavior over time. Cognitive…

Q: Under stage 6 (Post-conventional level), the concepts of a social contract and individual rights…

A: Kohlberg's theory, emphasizes that moral development proceeds in sequential stages. As per Kohlberg,…

Q: Why is art important for young children's cognitive development?

A: The branch of psychology that may focus on the study of how a person grows and changes in the…

Q: Is co-sleeping for children under the age of 2 years beneficial or disadvantageous?

A: Co-sleeping is the practice whereby parents sleep on the same surface and in the same place as their…

Q: 1. Identify and assess real world sporting phenomenon in the context of ethical reasoning and fair…

A: Fair play refers to both following the rules and acting in a competitive spirit. It exemplifies…

Q: When reviewing a psychology study on The Effects of Appreciation on Job Satisfaction, I am needing…

A: This study is correlational. A correlational study aims to evaluate the relationship between two…

Q: QUESTION #1    According to Rosenhan, why did the mental health professionals in his study…

A: Psychology, as a soft science, uses research in order to uncover and understand a myriad of…

Q: Which of following is a DISADVANTAGE of experimental research designs?     They are not tightly…

A: Psychologists employ research in order to uncover and understand different psychological phenomena.…

Q: Differentiate between a “process-oriented” and a “product-oriented” performance- based assessment?

A: A performance-based assessment is one in which the subject is asked to complete tasks, display…

Q: A "threat" can trigger stress responses…     Only if it poses an objective risk to one's physical…

A: Stress can be defines as the physical emotional cognitive and behavioral responses to the events…

Q: can you identify alcoholism that surrounds the theories of personality? -The Adler's individual…

A: Alfred Adler was a post-Freudian psychoanalyst whose theory, called individual psychology deviated…

Q: During which of Pieget’s stages does the child develop object permanence? Sensorimotor stage…

A: Jean Piaget, a psychologist and a genetic epistemologist, was keen on understanding the intellectual…

Q: How much of an effect do you feel environmental factors vs. genetics (our biological disposition)…

A: Anger is a natural feeling or emotion that everyone experiences due to frustration or other…

Q: The third general finding from fMRI research on preattentive processing is that neural mechanisms in…

A: cerebral cortex of the human brain is divided into 6 layers. In these 6 layers, there are around 15…

Q: How did Freud come to realize that talking out loud, and language itself, can be an effective way to…

A: Psychoanalysis was developed by Sigmund Freud and the focus was laid on the unconscious mind and…

Q: Describe Piaget's Theory of Congnitive Development and give examples of each stage.

A: Cognitive development reflects the development of various mental processes and abilities such as…

Q: Now Little Sigmund’s mother has noticed that little Sigmund plays with one object in particular when…

A: 2. The formation of a transitional object and relative dependence The thory of transitional object…

Q: 1. True or False: In Erikson's psychosocial theory, a stage is not completely passed through and…

A: Erik Erikson's Theory is a theory of human development, which shows their psychosocial development…

Q: Whenever Shawn hears ABBA’s “Dancing Queen,” he shouts the incorrect lyrics, “Dancing queen, feel…

A: On analysis of the question, it is obvious question is about perception, specifically auditory…