Multiple Choice
According to research on the scientific method in psychology, which of the following is considered the most effective study technique for long-term retention of information?
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The Scientifc Method in Psychology
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In order to test a hypothesis and conduct valid empirical research, a psychologist first needs to:
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formulate a clear and testable research question
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collect and analyze data before identifying a problem
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draw conclusions based on intuition
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publish results before conducting any experiments
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Understand that the scientific method in psychology begins with identifying a specific problem or question to investigate.
Recognize that formulating a clear and testable research question or hypothesis is essential because it guides the entire research process.
Know that collecting and analyzing data comes after the research question is established, not before identifying the problem.
Acknowledge that drawing conclusions should be based on empirical evidence rather than intuition to maintain scientific rigor.
Remember that publishing results occurs only after conducting experiments and analyzing data to ensure validity and reliability.
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