Until the Beginning of the 20^th Century, the Primary Method

question 268

Multiple Choice

Until the beginning of the 20^th century, the primary method of collecting data in psychology was ________.

• A) laboratory experiments
• B) introspection
• C) the use of case studies
• D) naturalistic observation

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Definitions:

Interrupts

Unscheduled or unexpected disturbances that break the continuity of an activity or communication flow.

Transmission

The action or process of transmitting something (e.g., data, diseases, mechanical power) from one place, person, or thing to another.

Economical

Characterized by efficiency of resource use, often aiming to minimize cost while maximizing output.

Concisely

In a manner that is brief but comprehensive and clear, using as few words as necessary.