Exam 2: Approaches to the Study of Learning

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All scientific theories must begin with and end with:

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The term "average performance" implies which of the following methods?

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"Trials to Criterion" suggests which kind of definition of learning?

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According to Popper, in order for a theory to be considered scientific it must:

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All sciences seek to:

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The signs, symbols, or words that a theory contains are called the theory's:

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The empirical aspect of a theory:

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What is the most important feature of an operational definition?

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Which of the following exemplifies the Nomothetic Technique?

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The idiographic method is:

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The Kuhnian view of scientific progress emphasizes:

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Which of the following is an operational definition of creativity?

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The statement "Hungry animals tend to learn faster than food-satiated ones" exemplifies a(n):

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Using the technique of naturalistic observation, one would:

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In his philosophy of science Popper stresses factors whereas Kuhn Stresses factors.

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Popper claims that Freud's theory is not scientific because it:

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According to Kuhn, scientists working within a certain paradigm are:

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The nomothetic method is:

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A technique whereby a researcher systematically varies one or more environmental events and notes their effect on the dependent variable is known as the:

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Astrology has a(n) component but not a(n) component.

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