The Problem of Generalizing to Other Experimenters Is

question 43

Multiple Choice

The problem of generalizing to other experimenters is

• A) only a problem for experiments involving human participants.
• B) almost impossible to address through any practical approaches.
• C) particularly important when the researcher conducts Internet surveys.
• D) the possibility that results are generalizable only to certain types of experimenters.

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Definitions:

Secondary Schemes

Developmental behaviors observed in infants from around 4 to 8 months of age, indicating the emergence of coordinated actions involving both sensory and motor activities.

Simple Reflex

A basic, automatic response to a stimulus that does not involve any conscious decision, such as the knee-jerk reaction.

Tertiary Circular Reactions

The purposeful adaptation of established schemes to new situations.

Visually Track

The ability to follow the movement of objects with one's eyes, an essential feature of visual perception.