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Which of the following accurately represents the four steps (in order) of the scientific method?
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Conceptualize a problem, collect data, analyze the data, draw conclusions
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An interrelated, coherent set of ideas that helps explain data and make predictions is called
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A theory.
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The process of pushing unacceptable id impulses into unconsciousness is called
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Repression.
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A defense mechanism
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Juan has watched his father handle disagreements with neighbors by speaking calmly and being willing to leave politely if tempers flared. At school, Juan's teachers have noticed that he has become the peacemaker when arguments arise. Juan is also the only student willing to walk away rather than fight. According to Bandura, Juan's behavior is a result of
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Observational learning.
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Which of the following is a criticism of ecological, contextual theory?
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Biological factors are given too little attention.
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Using parts of many different theories to understand adolescent development is an example of
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The eclectic perspective.
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A major strength of research studies conducted in naturalistic settings, rather than in laboratories, is that the data collected are
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Representative of real-life behavior.
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A scientist wants to determine the link between parents' punishment of their children and the children's rebellious behavior. Which research strategy is she or he likely to use?
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Correlational research
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