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QSOCIOLoor Flashcards | QusoCI20 e.com/courses/16912/quizzes/62640/take soft Word-HE.. Based on what you read you think that people whose parents are divorced are more likely to become divorced themselves. As you begin your research you state your belief that if a person's parents are divorced that person is more likely to become divorced themselves. This is an example of a research design statement of causality generalized conclusion Question 9 1 pts How do psychoanalytic theory and social learning theory differ from each other? o Psych o Psychoanalytic theory places more importance on the social context than does social learning O Psychoanalytical theory focuses more on problematic behavior than social learning theory. Psychoanalytic theory is more focused on human development than social learning theory theory stresses response to external stimuli theory panalytic theory focuses on the internal process of the unconscious mind; social learning DQuestion 10

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Solution. The explanation or presumption that is temporarily accepted to interpret certain phenomena or concepts in a study is hypothesis. Hypothesis provide guidance, as it directs the process of investigation. If the hypothesis remains unchallenged during the study then, it is said to be verified, otherwise it is nullified or proven wrong. Thus, hypothesis is always either verified or nullified in the investigation or study.

ANSWER: Hypothesis.

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The focus of Psychoanalytic theory is more on the internal unconscious thoughts and process, whereas, social learning theory focus on the importance of social contexts, which are external factors in studying behavior and personalities of the individuals.

ANSWER. Option 2. Psychoanalytic theory focuses on the internal process of the unconscious mind; social learning theory stresses response to external stimuli.

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