A data set about some students is shown below. Use the data set for this question and the following question. Student Gender Major GPA 1 Female Psychology 3.8 2 Male Biology 3.2 3 Female Chemistry 2.9 4 Female Sociology 3.6 5 Male Biology 2.7 GPA is which of the following? Group of answer choices:   A.  An individual. B.  A quantitative variable. C.  A categorical variable.

Q: Describe the Contact theory?

A: Contact theory was proposed by Gordon Allport (1954) to explain the social phenomenon of prejudice a...

Q: Norepinephrine, released by the locus coeruleus, has which effect on behavior? a. It prolongs wakefu...

A: The brain releases many neurotransmitters that help in important functions of the system. Norepineph...

Q: Abraham Maslow suggested that “a person who is lacking food, love, and self-esteem would most likely...

A: In his theory of the hierarchy of needs, Abraham Maslow contends that five types of needs influence ...

Q: What is the difference between the psychoanalytic therapy and the Alderian therapy

A: Psychological therapy can be defined as a healthy interaction session between the therapist and the ...

Q: What was Rogers’s position on the importance of childhood experiences and adult experiences in perso...

A: Rogers (1959) proposed the concept of growth of a person which is facilitated by the environment tha...

Q: 1. Evaluate James Gibson’s central claims on visual perception and state at least two different appl...

A: James Gibson was an American psychologist who revolutionized the theory of visual perception. He dev...

Q: How reliable are young children’s eyewitness descriptions?

A: An eyewitness technique is most prevalently used in the judicial system like courts, where an indivi...

Q: "You have an engagement with some new level 400 students yet to select their elective courses for th...

A: The objective analysis of human behavior in corporations and the organization describes the expertis...

Q: How methodology is similar to ethnomethodology?

A: Methodology refers to a set of methods that are used by a field to conduct it's study. There are var...

Q: estion 32 What did Bandura write about that provided a framework to help account for the fact that i...

A: According to social psychologist Albert Bandura, when an individual starts convincing him/herself th...

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Q: What do psychologists almost certainly agree plays a role in causing schizophrenia?

A: Schizophrenia is a complex disorder that has devastating effects on the cognition and behavior of in...

Q: List out some childhood disorders ?

A: Childhood disorder are described as serious changes in the way children learn, behave and handle the...

Q: whats the good news about grit?

A: Grit is an optimistic, non-cognitive characteristic centered on a person's effort persistence couple...

Q: What is the relationship of stress, emotion, and health with each other.

A: Stress refers to the feeling of  physical or emotional discomfort in an individual. It can be caused...

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A: There is a common myth around the people concerning mindfulness. People ascertain that mindfulness i...

Q: Identify factors affecting the formation of long-term memories.

A: The long-term memory is the permanent store house information , as it can store tremendous amount of...

Q: What do children learn the boundaries of through primary socialisation?

A: Psychosocial development in children is an important/significant area of exploration in the psycholo...

Q: Vivian was afraid of dogs after being bitten by a neighbor's dog. However, she conquered her fear du...

A: Classical conditioning is a type of learning that happens unconsciously. When you learn through clas...

Q: What would it be like to talk on the phone if you didn’t havetemporal lobe association areas? What w...

A: The temporal lobe is present in the middle part of the brain, sitting above the brain stem & cer...

Q: what does it mean to be self motivated?

A: Self is a concept that has been explored psychologically, philosophically and spiritually. Self has ...

Q: Be able to define somnambulism and sleep apnea. Use example of sleep apnea and somnambulism.

A: Sleep disorders are the abnormal or disturbed pattern of sleeping and waking , some common sleep dis...

Q: A criminologist is studying college students’ attitudes toward sentences for those convicted of drin...

A: Variables can be defined the characteristics or attributes of events, objects, things or beings whic...

Q: what do you infer by self and social change?

A: One of the branches of social sciences is the study of society and its individuals, and social psych...

Q: 1. Explain the differences between perception and sensation. How does the blue/black or white/gold d...

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Q: How does psychology’s definition of aggression differ from everyday usage? What biological factors m...

A: In everyday discourse, aggression is viewed in situations of yelling, hitting each other, smashing f...

Q: Lawson, Dawning, and Cetola (1998) tested the effects of audience laughter on the perceived funnines...

A: The experimental method is the research method in which the researcher studies the cause-effect rela...

Q: Which are the 2 diagnostic systems that DSM face competition ?

A: Diagnostic & Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders is used as a primary source of diagnosis by ...

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: Why Cognitive-behavioral theorists argue that biological factors are but one part of the cause of pa...

A: A person might face a panic attacks even without any apparent cause behind it. It is a condition of ...

Q: Give four examples as to how Carl Rogers Theory applies to nursing?

A: Carl Rogers believed all individuals have flaws in them but they have the tendency to grow as an ind...

Q: What are some current controversies in early childhood education?

A: Early childhood education programs incorporate any variety of educational program that assists child...

Q: Compare and contrast the role of heredity and environment in temperament.  What are two examples of ...

A: Temperament attributes to compatible individual variations in performance that are biologically base...

Q: Which theory of cognitive development suggests that children learn from experience? (Select all tha ...

A: The development of cognitive skills in children has been a major/important area of discussion and ex...

Q: examine institutional ethnography?

A: Institutional ethnography is called an alternative approach to understanding and studying social iss...

Q: What are group polarization and groupthink, and how much power do we have as individuals?

A: Groupthink and group polarization are the terms of social psychology. When people belong to a group,...

Q: which program does senior citizens disabled persons pregnant women children mentally or physically c...

A: Welfare refers to various public services that assist people or organizations that are unable to sus...

Q: Give examples of everyday situations that involve the assessment of personality.

A: In psychology, assessment of personality is done by standardized personality assessment tools which ...

Q: How does one neuron communicate its message across the synapse to the next neuron?

A: Neurons are specialized cells in brain that transmits sensory information into the brains; carry out...

Q: Define item analysis?

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

Q: What is Short-term psychodynamic therapy ?

A: Short-term psychodynamic therapy is a brief version of psychoanalytic therapy. It emerged as structu...

Q: What does IQ tell us about genius?

A: An IQ is used to measure the mental abilities of a person. It varies individual to individual. The f...

Q: Which theory of cognitive development describes development as proceeding in stages? (Select all th ...

A: Development is the process of change that leads to growth. It the process of positive transformation...

Q: Characterize the following research questions as: descriptive, causal, prescriptive, or normative. B...

A: Research is an important element that is responsible for the flourishment of the psychology field as...

Q: tudent Antonio Saucedo talks about knowing consent based off a person's "Vibe" and "Body language." ...

A: The idea, beliefs and values attached to sex are different for everyone. Some people find it casual ...

Q: define the term Visual Cliff Give an everyday life example of Visual Cliff

A: When analyzing perceptual studies in psychology, Depth perception permits individuals to arbitrate d...

Q: Explain several kinds of conduct disorders?

A: Conduct disorders are pattern of extreme disobedience in children including theft , vandalism , lyin...

Q: what does it mean to be self directed?

A: Self as a concept has been explored psychologically, sociologically, philosophically and spiritually...

Q: How do people who are high in attributional complexity view the behavior of those around them, compa...

A: Attribution refers to the inclination of people to find out the causes of events or behaviors. A per...

Q: Define of the sympathetic and parasympathetic system. Use the examples and describe of the sympathet...

A: Peripheral Nervous system (comprises of nerves coming out of brain and spinal cord and spreads in th...