In Psychology, How Do Researchers Avoid Making Mistakes

question 30

Multiple Choice

In psychology, how do researchers avoid making mistakes?

• A) They trust their gut instinct, but only when it is strong.
• B) They use deliberate and conscientious approaches.
• C) They base findings off the anecdotal evidence of respected others.
• D) They use their personal experience as evidence.

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Definitions:

Innate Talent

Natural abilities or proficiency in certain activities or fields present from birth or without the need for learning.

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The final part or summing up of an argument, research study, or discussion, often reflecting the results or the main points made.

Freud

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