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Do psychologist believe that behavior is regulated by certain laws?
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What is covert behavior in psychology?
dipota gapamankot ko gne laen man sabat mo
Why is psychology vital in the study of crime?
because knowing about behavior helps eliminate certain suspects A criminals behavior helps catch them because detectives can rule out certain people because of their crime pattern
Why does driving lend itself to aggressive behavior?
Because certain drivers have the mistaken belief that 'this is MY road and no-one else matters'.
What is a proximate cause or factor?
Every behavior is due to some kind of external stimulus that triggers the behavior. This behavior emerges due to the fact that it has proven to increase fitness. The evolutionary cause behind the behavior, however, is called the ultimate cause. The proximate cause is what is immediately observed as causing the behavior. For example, birds will reproduce only at a certain time (behavior). This can be attributed to the declining sunlight received by the bird's photoreceptors (proximate cause). Or when movement is detected with the photoreceptors (proximate cause), and the reciprocated behavior in most animals is the flinch reaction (behavior).
What is psychology of education?
psychology of education is a science that studies behavior and what goes on in the mind that makes behavior to occur in relation to education.
When children observe their same-sex parents behaving in certain ways and imitate that behavior a psychologist uses?
No more or less than the children of straight couples.
Should media is self regulated or regulated by Legislation?
if media is regulated by government then in that country the freedom of speech is strickly controlled but even developed countries like US where media is self regulated it still is in some way controlled by the state to lead the people to believe certain things, such as war on aghanistan and etc a lot of information is hidden to the publlic
What is the difference between a psychologist and experimental psychologist?
The main difference between a psychologist and experiment psychologist is that an experimental psychologist specializes in a certain area. Experimental psychologist unlike a basic psychologist applies experimental methods to the way they study mental processes and behaviors. They study processes like perception, sensation, learning and cognition.
How are car insurance groups regulated?
Car insurance groups are often regulated through an association and will have to adhere to certain state or federal laws so it is best to check for local groups to find out how they are regulated
What is a consumer psychologist?
A consumer psychologist studies why people buy certain products or brand. They also examine various factor like what music was playing when they bought the product, how was the item advertised, and different attitudes toward certain brands.
Regulated trade in the colonies and established monopolies on certain goods?
stamp act
How is music regulated?
The musicians union has a certain way of legally regulating music.
What or who regulated trade in the colonies and established monopolies on certain goods?
Navigation Acts
What regulated trade in the colonies and established monopolies on certain goods?
Navigation Acts
What effects does reinforcement have on behavior?
Consequences influence behavior, you reinforce a certain behavior and they will act because of consequences
What is statutory tort?
Statutory torts are civil wrongs that are defined and regulated by specific statutes or laws. These laws provide a basis for individuals to bring legal actions against others for certain types of harmful behavior that are specifically addressed in the statute, such as defamation or invasion of privacy.
Can hazardous materials be legally carried on motorcycles?
Small quantities of certain regulated hazardous materials may be carried on a motorcycle, but in general a motorcycle is not an appropriate vehicle for transporting regulated hazardous materials.
