A) anything a person does.
B) things a person does which cannot be seen by others.
C) only those things that can be observed.
D) hidden, private, internal thoughts.
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A) critical
B) transductive
C) deductive
D) creative
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A) watching a TV game show
B) thinking about the answer to a contestant's question
C) being sad that the contestant answered incorrectly
D) wondering if there are any frozen waffles left in the freezer
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A) Although the APA has set up guidelines for experiments with humans, they have yet to provide guidelines for research with animals.
B) If the projected results of the experiment are very important, then the possibility of there being lasting harm to the subjects is considered an acceptable risk.
C) Once a subject begins an experiment, continued participation is no longer voluntary.
D) Most university psychology departments have ethics committees that oversee the research done at the college to help ensure ethical guidelines are followed.
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A) description
B) understanding
C) preservation
D) control
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A) scientists who conduct research.
B) practitioners who apply psychology to solve problems in fields like education and medicine.
C) teachers.
D) scientists, practitioners, and/or teachers.
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A) biological
B) therapeutic
C) psychological
D) sociocultural
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A) Structuralism as a school of thought has disappeared entirely.
B) Functionalism and Gestalt psychology have blended into newer, broader perspectives.
C) The three broad views that shape modern psychology are the biological, psychological, and sociocultural perspectives.
D) During the early days in psychology, psychologists tended to embrace a variety of theoretical views, while today's psychologists tend to show a fierce loyalty to their school of thought and clash over theories.
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A) systematic.
B) intuitive.
C) haphazard.
D) related to common sense.
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A) random and accidental.
B) caused by external stimuli.
C) chosen through free will.
D) determined.
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A) prevents excessive reliance on empiricism.
B) reduces the need for hypothesis testing.
C) relies heavily on naturalistic observation.
D) provides explanations and guides future research.
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A) may place limitations on the meaning of the results.
B) will completely invalidate the results of this study.
C) will not have a significant effect; therefore, the results of the study should be completely accepted.
D) will prevent this study from being conducted until enough participants from other ethnic groups are recruited.
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A) Gestalt psychologists.
B) behaviorists.
C) structuralists.
D) psychoanalysts.
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A) Gestalt psychology
B) behaviorism
C) psychoanalysis
D) functionalism
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A) validate conventional wisdom.
B) constantly revise their understanding of the world.
C) give greater weight to the overall amount of evidence than specific credible facts.
D) show such a strong conviction to their beliefs that they rarely admit they are wrong
About their ideas.
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A) description
B) prediction
C) understanding
D) control
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A) A student feels sad because of her grade.
B) A student daydreams in class.
C) A teacher writes an assignment on the board.
D) All of these would be considered behaviors.
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A) accept his statement since you remember catching a cold after you forgot your coat.
B) accept his statement because it is based on commonsense reasoning.
C) ask him to list additional experts that support his theory.
D) ask to see the empirical evidence that supports his theory.
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A) Edward Titchener
B) William James
C) Abraham Maslow
D) Max Wertheimer
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A) Guilford effect.
B) phenologist's fallacy.
C) Barnum effect.
D) Gall fallacy.
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