1.What are the 2 goals common to science? 2. What are the 3 strategies for accom

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1.What are the 2 goals common to science?

2. What are the 3 strategies for accomplishing these goals?

3. What are the measurement-based "worlds"?

4. What 2 parameters define all stimuli?

5. How many numbers are required to define the location of a specific object?

6. How is the stimulus related to the dependent variable?

7. How is the stimulus related to the independent variable?

8. In what theoretical construct does the hypothesis originate?

9. What must be included in the measurement process to make measurements meaningful?

10. In what theoretical construct does the final phase of the scientific measurement process occur?

10a. What organ executes your answer to #10?

11. What is the theoretical psychological construct of primary interest to psychological study? (Hint: place all experiments take place?)WHY?

12. When one is studying what must be applied?

13. For what purpose is the primary topic of study in Psychology being applied?

14. What is the object defined as the primary topic of study in Psychology made of?

15. What is the theory of knowledge, including what is knowledge, how is knowledge acquired, what do people know, how does a person know what they investigate the origin, nature, methods, and limits of human knowledge called?

16. In which measurement "world" does the hypothesis originate?

16a. In which measurement "world" is the hypothesis tested?

16b. What is the name of the curve that reflects the probability of occurrence of the phenomena?

16c. What is the shape of the curve that reflects the probability of occurrence of the phenomena?

17. Please explain the difference between the control and experimental groups?

18. What expectation does the experiment have about the relationship between the control and experimental groups?

18a. Upon examination, what problem occurs between the experimental and control group and requires explanation?

19. Which variable during an experiment contains the stimulus?

19a. Which variable during an experiment expects the response?

19b. Which events are inferred from the occurrence of your answer to #19a?

Explanation / Answer

(Since you have asked multiple question, I am going to answer fist two. I hope it helps. Thanks)

1. The main goal of science is to acquire knowledge about the world. The main two goals are as follows:

2. The main startegies to achive this goal are as follows:

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