If a claim cannot be disproven (like Freud's theories), it is not ___________.

Jan is called for jury duty. As soon as Jan sees the person who is on trial, she has a feeling he is guilty. When she looks at the evidence she notices all of the details that confirm her belief that he is guilty and she does not pay attention to the evidence that suggests he is innocent. This is an example of ___________.

The _________ is the error of assuming that because one thing is associated with another, it must cause the other.

The ability of others to consistently duplicate a study's findings is called ______.

Occam's razor is also called the principle of _________.

What are variables?

In the textbook, variations among people in their thinking, emotion, personality, and behaviour are called _______

Theory or hypothesis: How people explain the behaviour of others influences their attitudes towards others.

Theory or hypothesis: Drinking coffee increases road rage.

Theory or hypothesis: Anxiety increases self-reported loneliness.

Theory or hypothesis: People's behaviour is influenced by their diet.

The school of thought that used introspection to identify basic elements of psychological experiences.

School of thought that tries to understand the adaptive purposes of our thoughts, feelings and behaviors (roots in Darwin's theory of evolution).

Which a school of thought examines the role of mental processes on behaviour?

School of thought that focuses on uncovering the general laws of learning by looking at observable behaviour.

School of thought that focuses on internal psychological processes of which we are unaware

Plato's "wax tablet" analogy relates to ______.

Aristotle was interested in ____________.

Descartes was interested in _________.

Which of the following is NOT one of the goals of science?