Four goals of research in psychology are
Four goals of research in psychology are
A. reliability, validity, experimentation, and theory construction.
B. description, prediction, explanation, and application.
C. description, correlation, experimentation, and theory construction.
D. observation, measurement, causal inference, and explanation.
B. description, prediction, explanation, and application.
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What apparently determines whether people develop a collectivist or individualistic culture?
a. The strength of the central government relative to local government b. The type of religion and devoutness of the worshipers c. The type of crop that farmers raise d. Genetics
Researchers working on the causes of autism have recently found:
A. a virus is involved B. toxins in groundwater play a role C. several genetic factors are involved D. poor health care is involved
Science is considered tentative for which of the following reasons?
A. Most scientists rely on logic to come to their conclusions. B. New data will come along and change the interpretation of scientific studies. C. Conclusions are based on intuition. D. Observations are not objective ways to obtain information.
What has research using Ainsworth's Strange Situation revealed to investigators about the
nature of attachment? What will be an ideal response?