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Psych Quiz #1
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Why should students attend Lecture class regularly even though Dr. Martin doesn’t take attendance?
Students who attend lecture more often get better grades than those who often miss lecture.
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Recitation attendance *is* required. So what should you do if you have to miss a Recitation?
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You should email your TA, contact your group members before class, and figure out a way to contribute in your absence.
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If you have a question in this class, what is the __*FIRST*__ thing you should do?
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Read the syllabus and tools for success materials
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When/where are Dr. Martin’s office hours?
Tuesdays 2-3:30pm on Zoom
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If you need to email Dr. Martin, what information should you be sure to include in that email?
Full name, recitation #, and TA’s name
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What is the definition of psychology?
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Psychology is the scientific study of behavior and mental processes
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Theory
broad idea about a phenomenon, a system of interrelated ideas used to explain a set of observations
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Hypothesis
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specific, testable prediction about the relationship between two or more variables
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In order to be scientific, a hypothesis must be _____ and ______.
testable, falsifiable
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hypothesis
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a tentative explanation that is subject to testing
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sample
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in research, a number of people selected from a population to serve as an example of that population
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falsify
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in science, the ability of a claim to be tested and – possibly – refuted; a defining feature of science
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empirical
objective information about the world
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theory
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an explanation for observed phenomena that is empirically well-supported, consistent, and fruitful (predictive)
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What does it mean to say that a scientific hypothesis is “falsifiable?”
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A claim can be conceivably demonstrated to be untrue
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What does it mean to say that scientists use __Inductive Reasoning__ to draw conclusions about their research findings?
Scientists infer conclusions based on a set of observations
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What is the difference between a “fact” and a “value?”
Fact is objective information about the world, whereas a value is a belief about the way things should be.