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The simplest explanation is preferred until ruled out by conflicting evidence.

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Parsimony

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Involved assessing traits and disposition by measuring the size and location of bumps on the skull.

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Phrenology

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Organizer rational thought, characterized by open mindedness.

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Good Thinking

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Objectives of Psychological Science

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Prediction

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In Psychological Science the first objective is observation is the initial step toward understanding any phenomenon.

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False

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Behavior must follow a natural order; therefore it can be predicted

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Scientific Mentality

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The systematic noting and recording of events

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Observation

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What is the complete name of your instructor in Experimental Psychology?

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Henry Dioneda Palivino

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Constructing a testable prediction called?

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Hypothesis

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In scientific explanation they establish cause and effect in psychological science.

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True

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Science and the modern world says that if no inherent order existed, there would be no point in looking for one and no need to develop methods for doing so.

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True

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The way of knowing in terms of science is develop laws that can be falsified

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False

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Another important part of the scientific approach is replication because we should be able to repeat our procedures and get the same results again if we have gathered data objectively and if we have followed good thinking.

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True

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14
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Facts and figures gathered from observations in research.

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Data

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As a Psychologist we gather information objectively and systematically, and we base our conclusions on the evidence we obtain not on our preconceived notions.

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True

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16
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Capable of being tested and predicted outcome must be observable.

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Experimentation

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Repeating research procedures to verify that the outcome will be the same as before.

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Replication

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The systematic gathering of data to provide descriptions of events taking place under specific conditions.

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Science

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The data must be observable or explainable in terms of gathering empirical data.

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False