Inductive Reasoning, First Developed by Frances Bacon, Required That One

question 15

Multiple Choice

Inductive reasoning, first developed by Frances Bacon, required that one

• A) gather data and then make generalizations.
• B) consistently and carefully observe phenomena before developing any generalizations or preconceived ideas.
• C) observe with one's senses and then develop one or more hypotheses.
• D) make some basic assumptions and then perform experiments to see if they are valid.
• E) observe, experiment, test, and then present newly verified information to the world.

Identify the role of stimuli and responses in conditioned behaviors.

Recognize the applications and implications of learning theories in various contexts.

Explain the process and significance of observational learning and modeling.

Understand the impact of learned behaviors on personal habits and societal norms.

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Definitions:

Learned

Acquired or developed through experience or education.

Behave Aggressively

Exhibiting actions or behaviors that intend to harm or intimidate others physically or psychologically.

Thirst Level

An individual's subjective feeling of needing to drink fluids, often influenced by physiological signals of dehydration.

Drive-Reduction Theory

A theory of motivation suggesting that the motivation arises from biological needs that demand satisfaction, driving individuals to reduce the state of tension through specific behaviors.