Which Behavioral Scientist Viewed Individual Differences as a Source of Error

question 75

Multiple Choice

Which behavioral scientist viewed individual differences as a source of error in experimentation?

• A) Cattell
• B) Darwin
• C) Wundt
• D) Witmer

Understand the concept of self-perception and its influence on memory and attitudes toward personal history.

Grasp the self-reference effect and its implications for memory enhancement.

Recognize the impact of self-esteem on personal success, outlook, and social behavior.

Analyze the role and effect of self-handicapping in personal psychology.

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