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RM Chapter 1

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Psychology Scientific behavior and physiological and cognitive processes that underlies behavior
Science systemicatic study of the stucture and beavior of the physical and natural world through observation, knowledge and experiment
Scientific method Cycle that continues, never ending, consists of observaiton, research, hypthesis, test experiment, analyze data and report
Science can involve empirical/ empiricism systematic observation through the senses
Deduction decreaing- general to specific general statements to reach a conclusion about specific examples
Induction increasing- specific- general uses specific observations to form a conclusion about a general situation
Pseudoscience NOT a science collection of related beliefs about the world mistakenly regarded as being based on scientific method or having the status that scientic truths now have
What are the problem with testimonials they are bias and individualized
Is psychology a science? Yes
Why you should understand research methods understand psychology, read research, evalate research, protect yourself from fakers, be a better thinker, scientifically literate , increase marketability,
Method of Intuition Relying on guts, emotion on insticts to guie us. no guarentee its going to be right- think of work and carson
Method of authority expert on topic to provide knowledge/information
Method of Rational Uses logical reasoning- deduction and induction isnt always right
Empirical/empiricism beliefs that are based on the observation through the senses
What is science a body of knowelge particaully that which has resulted from the sustematic applicaiton of the scientific method
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