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Personal experience, intuition, and authorities - ✔✔What are the 3 non-scientific sources?



Lack Of Comparison Group - ✔✔a group that enables us to compare what would
happen both with and without the thing we are interested in



Confound - ✔✔a general term for a potential alternative explanation for a research finding;
a threat to internal validity



Probabilistic - ✔✔If your experience differs from what research finds, you may think the
research is wrong. But the results of research are ____ and don't explain all cases all the time



availability heuristic - ✔✔things that pop up easily in our mind tend to guide our thinking



Common sense - ✔✔____ fails as an explanation, but has some value in informing research



confirmation bias - ✔✔a tendency to search for information that confirms
one's preconceptions



present/present bias - ✔✔the tendency to rely only on evidence that is present and
ignore evidence that is absent



bias blind spot - ✔✔the belief that we are unlikely to fall prey to cognitive biases

, Journal articles, books/edited books, scientific databases, and literature review -
✔✔What are the 4 scientific sources?



Empirical articles, review articles, and meta-analyses - ✔✔What are the 3 types of
journal articles?



empirical article - ✔✔a scholarly article that reports for the first time the results of
a research study



abstract, introduction, method, results, discussion, references - ✔✔What are the 6 parts
of an empirical article?



The discussion - ✔✔Where in an empirical article do they say if the hypothesis
was supported or not?



Review article - ✔✔summarize and integrate all the published studies that have been
done in one research area



The chapters are not peer-reviewed as rigorously as articles and the audience is usually just
psychologists/psychology students - ✔✔How are books/edited books different from
journal articles?



PsycINFO only has psychology sources and it lets you limit your search to specific fields -
✔✔What is the difference between PsycINFO and Google Scholar?



impact factor - ✔✔how often articles in that journal are cited on average in a certain
time period

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