A Feasibility Study Is

question 35

Multiple Choice

A feasibility study is :

• A) A systematic evaluation of the resources necessary to achieve your program development goals
• B) An order by a judge authorizing specified law officers to examine a subject's premises or possessions and to bring any evidence found to the court
• C) A research procedure, often used in clinical situations, to evaluate the effectiveness of an intervention
• D) A tentative proposition that describes a possible relationship among facts that can be observed and measured

Distinguish between different types of learning (social, instrumental, classical conditioning).

Grasp the influence of early experiences and beliefs on attitude and belief perseverance.

Identify mechanisms of attitude change and how they relate to behavior.

Understand the role of cognitive dissonance in attitude and behavior inconsistency.

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Definitions:

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Left Hemisphere

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Evolutionary Psychologist

A professional in a field of psychology that studies how evolutionary principles help explain the origin and function of human psychological traits.