Jevons (19th century), in his discussion of the scientific method, proposed that science came into existence with the discovery of “identity amidst differences.” In this he was referring to __________.
a. conceptual deductions
b. the deduction of uniqueness
c. induction (identification of shared characteristics)
d. all of the above
Answer: c. induction (identification of shared characteristics)
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a. romanticism b. positivism c. dialectics d. metaphysical
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The behavioral theories of personality development tend to focus on ____________
A) unconscious desires B) learning C) genetics D) self-actualization
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A. estimating test–retest reliability B. estimating interrater agreement C. estimating internal consistency D. correlating ratings by two judges