A) describe
B) predict
C) assess
D) explain
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A) intuition.
B) authority.
C) falsifiability.
D) empiricism.
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A) Applied research
B) Peer review
C) Program evaluation
D) Temporal precedence
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A) a panel study
B) a field experiment
C) program evaluation
D) meta-analysis
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A) explain
B) describe
C) determine
D) predict
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A) make plans to accommodate jogging in your weekly schedule.
B) accept the statement as true.
C) want to see the study that led to this conclusion.
D) reject the idea straightaway.
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A) falsifiability.
B) alternate forms reliability.
C) alternative explanations.
D) temporal precedence.
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A) Recommending whether a study should be published or not
B) Providing an objective set of rules for reporting information
C) Providing an objective set of rules for gathering and evaluating information
D) Making scientific evidence obtainable
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A) "Measurement of reaction times to different colored lights"
B) "The influence of a food reward on maze running behavior in kittens"
C) "Cognitive factors influencing logical reasoning"
D) "Increasing recycling of styrofoam containers: A test at an amusement park"
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A) Science is a way of thinking in which ideas do battle with other ideas in order to move ever closer to truth.
B) Scientists must have strong ethical principles and be committed to treating those who participate in research investigations with respect and dignity.
C) Scientists often tend to become authorities when they express their ideas and report their observations to other scientists and the public.
D) Scientific research is subject to the temporal order of events in which the cause precedes the effect.
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A) Applied research tries to answer fundamental questions about the nature of behavior, whereas basic research is conducted to address issues in which there are practical problems and potential solutions.
B) The distinction between basic and applied research is a convenient typology but is probably more accurately viewed as a continuum.
C) Both basic and applied research are important, but applied research is considered to be superior than basic research.
D) All basic researches are guided by the theories and findings of applied research investigations.
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A) Fanaticism
B) Didacticism
C) Empiricism
D) Skepticism
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A) "Teaching youths with autism to offer assistance"
B) "Encouraging recycling: An evaluation of a media campaign"
C) "Effect of situational factors on assessment of blame: A test of attribution theory"
D) "Will they stay or will they go? The role of job embeddedness in predicting turnover in individualistic and collectivistic cultures."
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A) explaining
B) predicting
C) describing
D) understanding
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A) scientific observations be accurately reported to other scientists and the public.
B) scientists accept on faith the pronouncements of anyone.
C) knowledge be based on observations.
D) ideas be evaluated on the basis of intuitions.
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A) predicting
B) describing
C) explaining
D) evaluating
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A) omniscience
B) antiscience
C) prescience
D) pseudoscience
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A) It answers fundamental questions about the nature of behavior.
B) It reflects the basic processes of behavior rather than immediate practical implications.
C) It expresses claims using seemingly scientific terms and demonstrations.
D) It assesses the social reforms and innovations that occur in mental health institutions.
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A) skepticism
B) empiricism
C) covariation
D) falsifiability
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A) temporal precedence
B) covariation of cause and effect
C) alternative explanations
D) illusory correlations
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