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- 1. Copyright © 2011 Pearson Education, Inc. All rights reserved. Introduction to Psychology Chapter 1 The World of Psychology Seventh Edition Samuel E. Wood, Ellen Green Wood, Denise Boyd
- 7. The Scientific Method Copyright © 2011 Pearson Education, Inc. All rights reserved.
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- 1.1 What process do scientists use to answer questions about behavior and mental processes?
- 1.1 What process do scientists use to answer questions about behavior and mental processes?
- 1.1 What process do scientists use to answer questions about behavior and mental processes?
- 1.1 What process do scientists use to answer questions about behavior and mental processes?
- 1.1 What process do scientists use to answer questions about behavior and mental processes?
- 1.2 What are the goals of psychology?
- 1.2 What are the goals of psychology?
- 1.3 What roles did Wundt and Titchener play in the founding of psychology?
- 1.4 Why is functionalism important in the history of psychology?
- 1.5 In what ways have women and minorities shaped the field of psychology, both in the past and today?
- 1.5 In what ways have women and minorities shaped the field of psychology, both in the past and today?
- 1.5 In what ways have women and minorities shaped the field of psychology, both in the past and today?
- 1.5 In what ways have women and minorities shaped the field of psychology, both in the past and today?
- 1.5 In what ways have women and minorities shaped the field of psychology, both in the past and today?
- 1.5 In what ways have women and minorities shaped the field of psychology, both in the past and today?
- 1.5 In what ways have women and minorities shaped the field of psychology, both in the past and today?
- 1.5 In what ways have women and minorities shaped the field of psychology, both in the past and today?
- 1.6 Schools of thought in psychology
- 1.6 How do behaviorists explain behavior and mental processes?
- 1.7 What do psychoanalytic psychologists believe about the role of the unconscious?
- 1.8 According to Maslow and Rogers, what motivates human behavior and mental processes?
- 1.9 What is the focus of cognitive psychology?
- 1.9 What is the focus of cognitive psychology?
- 1.9 What is the focus of cognitive psychology?
- 1.9 What is the focus of cognitive psychology?
- 1.14 How do psychologists evaluate theories?
- 1.15 How can critical thinking be used to interpret media reports of psychological research?
- 1.16 How do psychological researchers use naturalistic and laboratory observation?
- 1.17 What are the advantages and disadvantages of the case study?
- 1.18 How do researchers ensure that survey results are useful?
- 1.18 How do researchers ensure that survey results are useful?
- 1.19 What are the strengths and weaknesses of the correlational method?
- 1.19 What are the strengths and weaknesses of the correlational method?
- 1.20 Why do researchers use experiments to test hypotheses about cause-effect relationships?
- 1.21 How do independent and dependent variables differ?
- 1.22 Why are experimental and control groups necessary?
- 1.26 What ethical rules must researchers follow when humans are involved in studies?
- 1.26 What ethical rules must researchers follow when humans are involved in studies?
- 1.28 Who are some of the specialists working within psychology?
- 1.28 Who are some of the specialists working within psychology?
- 1.29 What kinds of employment opportunities are available for psychology majors?