Unit 1: True/False

Humanistic Perspective focuses on addressing someone's needs (like their self-image, esteem, etc).

• True

• False

Psychodynamic perspective focuses on unconscious conflicts and desires (often, this is based in childhood experience)

• True

• False

Biological perspective is focused on external behavior

• True

• False

Correlation research proves cause and effect

• True

• False

Experimenter bias can be a confounding variable

• True

• False

Not using a double-blind study procedure can lead to unconscious bias and therefore be considered a confounding variable

• True

• False

If you are trying to gather a lot of information about an issue quickly and cheaply, surveys are a bad choice.

• True

• False

Population is the whole group of people you are interested in for study (i.e. All Americans between the ages of 20-30)

• True

• False

Dependent variable is what can be directly manipulated by the researcher

• True

• False

Phineas Gage was subject to the experimental research method

• True

• False