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| either/or mutually exclusive |
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| fall on spectrum between two extremes |
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| expectations of the world based on past experience |
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| shortcuts people use to make judgements |
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| the tendency to accept certain vague or worthless information as true |
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| making data fit existing schema |
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| people judge the probability or frequency of a hypothesis by considering how much the hypothesis resembles available data |
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Judging the frequency, probability,
likelihood of an event according to how
easily examples come to min |
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| fundamental attribution error |
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When explaining the behavior of others, we
Attribute their behavior to internal factors
And we ignore external factors |
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| seeking solutions to problems |
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| Comb existing records to test a hypothesis |
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| Observe a naturally occurring behavio |
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A sample from a population are asked questions
about behavior, attitudes, or thoughts |
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Intensive investigation of an individual or a small
group of peopl |
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Describes relationships between two
continuous variable |
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Investigates causal relationships between
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| advantage/disadvantage of experiment |
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Describe and predict
behavior
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