When the Results of an Experiment Are Consistent with a Prediction

question 48

Multiple Choice

When the results of an experiment are consistent with a prediction developed from a theory,we conclude that the theory is

• A) proven true.
• B) supported by the results.
• C) less likely to be true.
• D) neither supported nor challenged by the results.

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Definitions:

Three-Dimensional Model

A theoretical framework that assesses a phenomenon along three different axes or dimensions to provide a comprehensive evaluation.

Basic Temperament

An individual's inherent predisposition to react to situations in a certain way, which is typically evident in early childhood and believed to be partly genetic.

Sociability

The quality of being sociable, friendly, or willing to engage in social interactions.