Strong arguments or reference to authority figures are commonly used as scientific evidence.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
Rationale: Correct. Strong arguments or reference to authority figures are not evidence. Scientific evidence is obtained only by gathering sound information and conducting research. See 1-4: How Do We Study Development?How Do We Study Development?
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a. volley principle b. place theory c. opponent-process theory d. frequency theory e. gate-control theory
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A) internal locus of control. B) external locus of control. C) self-esteem. D) self-concept.
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a. early childhood. b. middle adulthood. c. adolescence and emerging adulthood. d. no pattern has been evidenced.
The _________ theory proposes that the cognitive and physiological components of emotions happen simultaneously
a. cognitive-mediational b. Cannon-Bard c. two-factor d. James-Lange