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CHAPTER 1: Introduction to Psychological Science Questions With 100% Correct Answers 2025 Psychology - Correct Answer the study of mental activity and behavior Psychological Science - Correct Answer study of the mind, brain, and behavior through research Mind - Correct Answer mental activity of perceptual experiences and memories, thoughts, and feelings Behavior - Correct Answer totality of observable human actions Amiable Skepticism - Correct Answer open to new ideas but weary of "scientific findings" with skeptical evidence and reasoning Critical Thinking - Correct Answer ability to systematically question and evaluate information using well-supported evidence Reasoning - Correct Answer using evidence to draw conclusions Psychological Reasoning - Correct Answer Psych research to examine how people typically think to understand when/why they draw erroneous conclusions Ignoring Evidence (confirmation bias) - Correct Answer We tend to favor evidence that supports our beliefs and ignore evidence that supports them Inaccurately Judging Source Credibility - Correct Answer appeals to authority: sources refer to their expertise rather than evidence-- used by advertisers

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IntroductIon to PsychologIcal
scIence exam QuestIons and
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psychology - Correct Answer the scientific study of thinking, emotion, and behavior



thoughtful rationale - Correct Answer set of related ideas that are supposed to explain and/or predict



operationalize constructs - Correct Answer to state exactly how you will measure the phenomena of
interest



reliability - Correct Answer the tendency for a measure to produce the same result whenever it is used
to measure the same thing (measuring the thing correctly)



validity - Correct Answer the tendency for a measure to accurately capture what it intends to measure
(measuring the correct thing)



hypothesis - Correct Answer a specific concrete idea to examine



dogmatikos - Correct Answer doctors who practiced from theory only assertions of opinions as truth



empirikos - Correct Answer doctors who practiced from observations first; when their theories conflicted
with observations, they changed their theories



dogmatism - Correct Answer assertions of opinions as truth



empiricism - Correct Answer the quest for accurate knowledge of the world through observations of it

, scientific method - Correct Answer a set of rules and techniques for observation that allow observers to
avoid illusions, mistakes, and erroneous conclusions that simple observation can produce



sample - Correct Answer the partial collection of subjects or events that is measured



population - Correct Answer the complete collection of objects or events that might be measured



law of large numbers - Correct Answer a law that states as sample size increases, the attributes of the
sample more closely reflect the attributes of the population from which the sample was drawn



random sampling - Correct Answer each member of the population has an equal chance of being
selected



stratified sampling - Correct Answer identified subgroups in the population are represented
proportionally in the sample



independent variable - Correct Answer experimenter controls this and knows the value before the
experiment starts



dependent variable - Correct Answer want to know how the independent variable affects it and the
experimenter does not know the value before the experiment



experimental group - Correct Answer receives the experimental treatment



control group - Correct Answer baseline group for comparison, may receive no treatment or may receive
some comparison treatment



confounding variables - Correct Answer other factors that may have caused the differences between the
experimental and control groups



random assignment - Correct Answer assigning people to experimental or control groups randomly
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