In the Early Years of Experimental Psychology (Approximately 1880-1920), Each

question 36

Multiple Choice

In the early years of experimental psychology (approximately 1880-1920) , each of the following was true except

• A)experimenters often participated as subjects in their own studies
• B)studies were more likely to have small N than large N
• C)subjects were often referred to as 'observers'
• D)replication was a problem because means were based on just two or three subjects

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