Across
- 2. Can a good study be replicated?
- 3. We think we know ____ than we really do
- 4. Does correlation imply causation?
- 5. The approach that is the scientific study of all the mental activities associated with thinking, knowing, remembering + communicating
- 6. "I knew it all along" phenomenon, _________ bias
- 11. In a ______ blind study, nobody knows who the control/experimental group is
- 13. Approach that focuses only on observable behaviors
- 15. Perceiving _____
- 16. The hint whose answer is "more" is the definition
- 18. The brain looks for ________ to feel comfortable and safe
- 20. Naturalistic observations could be effected by Experimenter ____
- 24. The variable we measure
- 25. Where could you do a naturalistic observation study over kids? (Hint- Ms. Parker uses this example)
- 26. The variable we change
- 28. Would Aristotle support the idea of nurture or nature more?
- 29. Type of correlation where both variables go in the same direction together
- 30. Invented the scientific method
Down
- 1. testable prediction
- 4. Type of correlation where the variables go in opposite directions
- 5. What kind of study is normally done with only one person?
- 7. What did Freud compare the mind to? (Consious, subconsius, unconsious)
- 8. Explanation that organizes observations and predicts events
- 9. What does Tabula Rasa mean?
- 10. What can't you prove with a correlational study? Cause and ______
- 12. Research method, questioning random sample of group to get self-reported attitudes/behaviors
- 14. In a ______ blind study, the participants don't know which group is the control group/experimental group
- 17. An illusory correlation is one that ______ exist
- 19. How many parts are there to Empiricism?
- 21. The Humanistic approach was invented by Carl Rogers and Abraham ______.
- 22. Interviews could have what bad kind of questions?
- 23. Believed we think with our hearts and feel with our bowels
- 27. Nurture works on what _______ endows.