The Term 'Naïve Scientist' as Coined by Heider Refers To

question 52

Multiple Choice

The term 'naïve scientist' as coined by Heider refers to:

• A) a therapist who thinks people usually tell the truth.
• B) an ordinary person who thinks like an intuitive scientist.
• C) someone poorly trained in scientific methods.
• D) a first-year student in the physical sciences.

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Definitions:

Biological Factors

Genetic, physiological, and biochemical attributes that can influence an individual's health, behavior, and physical and mental development.

Psychological Factors

Mental, emotional, and cognitive attributes that influence an individual's behavior, perceptions, and overall mental health.

Health Psychologists

Professionals specializing in the study and application of psychological principles to promote health, prevent illness, and improve healthcare systems.

Promoting Health

The process of enabling people to increase control over, and to improve, their health.