an attempt to study the unity of experience ("the whole is greater than the sum of its
parts"); led to cognitive psychology
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Gestalt psychology
A testable prediction, often implied by a theory (can not extend interpretations to
other claims, if proven wrong)
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hypothesis
, (a possible outcome of null-hypothesis significance testing) if find a relationship and it
exists OR is there is no evidence for a phenomenon but it does not exist anyway
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accurate detection
Groups of closely related phenomena or observations.
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theories
first to measure the speed of a neural impulse, explored physiology of hearing and
vision
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Hermann von Helmholtz
a statement that two variable are related (always a relationship)
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alternative hypothesis
parts"); led to cognitive psychology
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Gestalt psychology
A testable prediction, often implied by a theory (can not extend interpretations to
other claims, if proven wrong)
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hypothesis
, (a possible outcome of null-hypothesis significance testing) if find a relationship and it
exists OR is there is no evidence for a phenomenon but it does not exist anyway
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accurate detection
Groups of closely related phenomena or observations.
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theories
first to measure the speed of a neural impulse, explored physiology of hearing and
vision
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Hermann von Helmholtz
a statement that two variable are related (always a relationship)
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alternative hypothesis
