The Ability of a System to Regulate Its Function and Maintain

question 5

Short Answer

The ability of a system to regulate its function and maintain a "steady state" is referred to as ______.

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Definitions:

Experimenter Expectancies

The influence that the researcher's expectations can have on the outcome of a study, potentially biasing results if not properly controlled.

Noncompliance

A failure or refusal to act in accordance with a set rule, request, or command.

Experimental Procedures

The systematic and scientific methods used in experiments to test hypotheses and establish causal relationships.

Research Allegiance

The tendency of researchers to favor outcomes that align with their own theoretical preferences or biases, potentially influencing the results of their studies.