The Science of Psychology Does Not Given Any Importance to Experiences

question 128

True/False

The science of psychology does not given any importance to experiences that people
have,but only focuses on occurrences that can be objectively verified by appropriate
instruments.

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Definitions:

Wavelength

The gap between one peak of a wave and the next, particularly in sound waves or electromagnetic waves.

Subliminal

Pertaining to stimuli or psychological processes that occur below the threshold of conscious awareness.

Below Threshold

Refers to stimuli that are too weak in intensity to evoke a perceptible response or awareness.

Barely Perceptible

Something so slight or minimal that it is almost impossible to notice or detect.