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| The scientific study of behavior and mental processes |
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| Observable and measurable actions of people and animals |
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| Private, unobservable mental processes, such as thought and problem solving |
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| Theoretical terms of concepts that enable one to discuss something that cannot be seen, touched, or measured directly. |
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| A plausible explanation for observed phenomena or facts and their relation to each other |
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It is a social science, but its foundation is in the natural sciences.
Example: History, philosophy, anthropology, soc,. |
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| Observe, describe, explain, predict and control behavior. |
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| Provide strong organization to then research about behavior and mental processes. |
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