Scientific understanding of behavior Flashcards

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When you rely on ____, you accept unquestioningly what your judgement or a single story about one person tells you.

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Intuition and Anecdote

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When you rely on ____, you accept unquestioningly what your judgement or a single story about one person tells you.

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Intuition and Anecdote

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It often involves finding an explanation for our behaviors or the behavior of others.

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Intuitive Approach

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This is when we focus on two events that stand out and occur together.

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Illusory correlation

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This is when we focus on two events that stand out and occur together.

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Illusory correlation

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the idea that knowledge comesfrom observations and experiences

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Empiricism

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What are the importance of research?

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  1. Evaluate reports in various sources
  2. Many occupationrequire the use of research findins
  3. Important in developing and assessing the effectiveness of programs
  4. they can provide us the best answer and satisfy our curiousity
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T/F
People have a unique observation arounbnd them and usually seeks explanation

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True

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Many people rely on ____ and _____ as primary ways of knowing

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intuition and authority

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When ypu rely on ___, you accept unquestioningly what your judgment about one peron’s experience tells you.

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Intuition

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T/F

numerous cognitive and motivational biases affectsour perception.

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True

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A cognitive bias which occus when we focus on two ts that stand out and occur together

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Illusory Correlation

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T/F
Some authty may include news media, book, teachers, government

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True

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T/F

Scientist accepts anyone’s intuition because they can check it themselves

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false

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The idea that kowledge comes from observations and experiences

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empricism

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T/F
The ways of knowing are the fundamental characteristic of a scientific meth

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false. empiricsm

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Scientists search for observationns that will verify or reject their ideas. They develop theories and conduct research that increases the confidence that the theories are correct

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Data play a central role

18
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You can be sure that many other scientists will follow up on the findings by conducting research that replicates and extends these observation

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Scientists aare not alone

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supporters of the ideas and those who disagree with the idea can report their research findings

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science is adversarial

20
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Good scientific ideas are _____. They can be supported orr be ______ by data.

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Testable;falsified

21
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Before a study is published in a top quality scientific journal, other scientists who have expertise to evaluate the research review it

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Scientific evidence is peer reviewed

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T/F

Scientific approach is an open system that allows ideas to be refuted or supported by others

23
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the advantage of scientific approach is that it provides an objective rules for ____, ____, and ____.

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Gathering, evaluating, and reporting

24
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It is the use of seemingly scientific terms and demonstrations to substantiate claimms that have no basis in scientific research

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Pseudoscience

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T/F Pseudo science is based on anecdotes and testimonials
true
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T/F pseudoscience presennts confirmatory and conflicting evidence
FALSE. only confirmmatory evidence
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T/F in pseudoscience, the references to scientific evidence lack information on the methods that would allow independent verification
true
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Enumerate the goals of behavioral science
Describe, Predict, Explain, Control
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It beginns with careful observation.
describe
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once it has been observed with some regularity that two events are related to each other, it is possible to make ____
prediction
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It includes knowledge of the conditions that reliably reproduce the occurence of behavior
explanation
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it is the application of what has been learned about the behavior. it is possible to use that knowledge to improve the behavior
control
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It seeks knowledge that may be valuable
basic research
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it addresses the practical problems and finds potential solutions to problems
applied research