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Critical thinking; psychology
Social psychology; clinical psychology
Pseudopsychology; psychology
None of these options
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Describe, manipulate, control, and examine behavior
Describe, explain, predict, and change behavior
Predict, control, examine, and change behavior
Manipulate, control, explain, and change behavior
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Freud
Skinner
Wundt
Maslow
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Freud
James
Wundt
Watson
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Functionalism
Gestalt psychology
Freud
Behavior perspective
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Eclectic perspective
Nature-nurture model
Interactionist position
Biopsychosocial model
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How people apply knowledge in an educational setting
Theoretical questions that may or may not have real-world applications
The goals of psychology
Real-world, practical problems
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Applied
Descriptive
Basic
Correlation
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A testable hypothesis; replication
Designing a study; collecting data
Identifying questions of interest; building a theory
Reviewing the literature; theory
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A hypothesis
An operational definition
A theory
The scientific method
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Correlation, case study, naturalistic observation, survey
Experiment, non-experiment, pseudopsychology, correlational
Structuralism, functionalism, behaviorism, psychoanalytic
Experimental, descriptive, correlational, biological
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Relationships
Correlations
Cause and effect
The goals of psychology
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Number of words in the list
Memory techniques
Sex of the experimenter
Number of words remembered
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Number of words in the list
Memory Technique A or B
Sex of the experimenter
Number of words remembered
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Control condition
Experimental condition
Observation group
None of these options
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Experimenter bias
Control bias
Observational bias
Experimental bias
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Reliable
A double-blind
Valid
Deceptive
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Statistics
A correlation coefficient
Statistical significance
None of these options
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Computed tomography (CT)
Positron emission tomography (PET)
Functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI)
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
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Psychological processing
Critical thinking
Behaviorism
The scientific method
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Mind-body
Nature-nurture
Biopsychosocial
None of these options
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Describing
Explaining
Predicting
Changing
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Health psychologists; biological psychologists
Description; explanation
Psychologists; psychiatrists
Pseudopsychologists; clinical psychologists
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Humanistic
Psychodynamic
Behaviorism
Cognitive
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Psychoanalysis and free-will
Humanist and self-actualization
Functionalism and unconscious conflict
Biopsychology and introspection
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Information processor
Ecological psychologist
Evolutionary psychologist
Neuroscientist/biopsychologist
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Calkins, Washburn
Skinner, Watson
Titchener, Wundt
Calkins, Sumner
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Experimental; nonexperimental
Correlational; survey
Basic; applied
Theoretical; hypothetical
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A theory
A hypothesis
An operational definition
Meta-analysis
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Trickery
Deception
A nonmonetary incentive
Case observation
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Case conference
Study's footnote
Debriefing
Exit interview
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Experimental
Participant observation
Descriptive
Correlational
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Isolates one or more variables and examines their effects on a behavior
Controls the dependent variable and measures the independent variables
Tests the subjects, manipulates, variables, and establishes correlations
Observes one behavior to the exclusion of all other variables
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Constant
Independent variable
Dependent variable
Hypothesis
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Experiment; nonexperiment
Survey; case study
Selection group; placebo group
Control group; experimental group
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Double-blind
Single-blind
Independent variable
Placebo
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Survey
Naturalistic observation
Case study
Single-blind study
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Mood correlation
Zero correlation
Random sampling
Negative correlation
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BRW, LEF, SSRS, MGI
CAT, PET, DOG
CT, PET MRI, fMRI
GRE, SAT, GPA, USA
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