Lectures 1+2 Flashcards

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epistemology

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how one acquires new knowledge/ how do you know what you know

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2
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Tenacity:

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a truth that a person claims to know intuitively “from the gut” without regard to evidence, logic, intellectual examination or facts. also known as truthiness

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3
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objectivity:

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eliminating personal biases and opinions in research experiment

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4
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confirmation of findings:

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repeat experiments to confirm their original results

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5
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experiments are used to determine:

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cause and effect relationships

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6
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independent variable:

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what the experimenter manipulates to determine its influence on behavior

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7
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dependent variable:

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response of behavior that the experimenter measures

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8
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extraneous variables:

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undesired variables that may operate to influence the dependent variable and thus invalidate an experiment

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9
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to the extent that extraneous variables are controlled, the cause and effect relationship between the ___ and ___ becomes more ___

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independent variable and dependent variable; convincing

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10
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self correction:

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public scrutiny, replication can change views of phenomena

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