Research Methods That Depict Behaviour, but Do Not Necessarily Yield

question 38

Multiple Choice

Research methods that depict behaviour, but do not necessarily yield causal explanations, are called:

• A) experimental methods.
• B) blind studies.
• C) significance tests.
• D) descriptive methods.

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Definitions:

Freud-Gestalt Psychology

An approach that incorporates elements of Freud's psychoanalytic theory and Gestalt psychology, focusing on unconscious processes and perceptions in understanding behavior.

Classical Conditioning

A learning approach whereby two stimuli are consistently associated together; the second stimulus initially generates a response which ultimately is generated by the first stimulus alone.

Cognitive Development

The process through which individuals acquire and evolve in their problem-solving abilities, memory, language, and understanding of the world.

Intelligence Testing

The assessment and measurement of an individual's intellectual capabilities and potential.