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3. The apparent backward motion of a planet in the sky.
4. Describes an organized, step-by-step approach essential to scientific investigation.
7. An ancient model of the universe that places Earth at the center.
8. A psychological theory and therapy focusing on the unconscious mind.
12. _____ Age. The prehistoric period marked by agriculture, permanent settlements, and polished stone tools.
13. The scientific theory explaining how living organisms change over generations through gradual processes.
14. Early belief systems used to explain natural phenomena before the rise of scientific reasoning.
15. The part of the psyche that mediates between instinctual desires and reality.

1. A term describing nomadic humans who moved from place to place in prehistoric times.
2. A refined geocentric system using epicycles to explain planetary movement.
5. The astronomer who proposed the heliocentric model, challenging long-held beliefs.
6. ______ Revolution. A major change in dominant ideas that redefines knowledge, science, and society.
9. An organized group of people whose interactions shape and are shaped by science and technology.
10. Science was derived from the Latin word "scientia" which means
11. Technology is the _____ of scientific knowledge to create tools, products, and services that solve real-world problems.