Statistically speaking, the experimental hypothesis is generally referred to as the __________ hypothesis
a. effective
b. null
c. working
d. alternative
d
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b. They look away from the scene. c. They smile or giggle. d. They give no indication that the event is impossible.
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a. ?for positivism in psychology b. ?for the acceptance of animal psychology c. ?that mental concepts are "valueless to science" d. ?for a functional and pragmatic approach to psychology e. ?for experimental research on human infants
__________ social influence is influence that draws on a person's desire for others' approval and his or her longing to be part of a group
a. External b. Normative c. Peer-induced d. Suggestible
__________ has become the preferred means of electronic interaction between teenage friends
A) Instant messaging B) Cell-phone texting C) Social networking D) Cell calling