Data in Systematic Observation Studies Are Most Likely to Be

question 30

Multiple Choice

Data in systematic observation studies are most likely to be:

• A)quantitative.
• B)qualitative.
• C)hypothetical.
• D)nonempirical.

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Definitions:

Theory of Personality

An organized system of beliefs that attempts to explain human character and behavior, often focusing on individual differences and psychological structures.

Freudian Ideas

Theories and concepts developed by Sigmund Freud that emphasize unconscious motives and conflicts as determinants of human behavior.

Supported

Refers to something that is upheld or backed by evidence, resources, or systems.

Dichotomy Corollary

A principle within George Kelly's personal construct theory that states individuals naturally interpret experiences through bipolar constructs, like good vs. bad or happy vs. sad.