Task list A

Noah, Harper, and David are in a science class. Their teacher, Lily, is explaining the prime directive of empiricism in science. Liam and Olivia, two students in the class, are having a heated debate about it. Can you help them settle the argument?

• Lily thinks it's intuitive speculation

• Liam argues it's biased analysis

• Olivia believes it's subjective interpretation

• Or is it objective observation?

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NGSS.HS-PS2-1

Rohan, Abigail, and Harper are participating in a psychology quiz. The quizmaster asks: 'Who is the behaviorist known for the concept of operant behavior?' Who do you think will answer correctly?

• Edward Thorndike

• Ivan Pavlov

• John Watson

• B.F. Skinner

Imagine a scenario where Harper, Abigail, and Grace are in a school debate about applied behavior analysis (ABA). Harper thinks it's about conducting basic research experiments, Abigail believes it's for developing philosophical theories, and Grace insists it's for improving socially significant behavior. Benjamin, Henry, and Liam are the judges. Benjamin thinks Harper is correct, Henry supports Abigail, and Liam agrees with Grace. Who among the judges is correct?

• Benjamin: Supporting Harper who thinks ABA is for conducting basic research experiments

• Henry: Supporting Abigail who believes ABA is for developing philosophical theories

• Liam: Supporting Grace who insists ABA is for improving socially significant behavior

• None of them

Imagine Mia, Samuel, Ethan, Hannah, and Evelyn are in their science class discussing a real-world event. They are arguing about the weather patterns and how they follow the fundamental assumption of determinism in science. What do you think they are arguing about?

• Mia thinks it's about the unpredictable nature of weather patterns

• Samuel argues that it's about weather patterns being lawful and orderly

• Ethan believes it's about a random and chaotic weather patterns

• They are all confused and think it's about indeterminate weather events

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NGSS.HS-ESS3-5

Imagine a classroom scenario where Anika, Elijah, Isla, Mia, Zoe, and Aiden are studying psychology. The teacher asks, 'Which behaviorist is associated with the concept of stimulus-response psychology?' Who do you think answered correctly?

• Mia, who said 'Edward Thorndike'

• Zoe, who said 'John Watson'

• Aiden, who said 'B.F. Skinner'

• None of them

Imagine a scenario where Grace, Noah, Elijah, Henry, Aria, and Scarlett are in a science club meeting. They are engaged in a passionate discussion trying to determine the guiding conscience of scientific knowledge. What do you think they concluded?

• Dogmatism

• Skepticism

• Belief

• Certainty

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NGSS.HS-PS4-3

Abigail, Priya, and Scarlett are studying for their psychology exam. They come across a question about methodological behaviorism. Abigail argues that the main characteristic of methodological behaviorism is what?

• Reliance on public events

• Focus on private events

• Study of inner variables

• Emphasis on mentalism

Olivia, Mia, and Maya are studying for their psychology exam. They come across a question about famous behaviorists. Olivia thinks Edward Thorndike is known for the concept of respondent behavior, Mia believes it's John Watson, Maya argues it's Ivan Pavlov, and their teacher suggests it might be B.F. Skinner. Who is correct?

• Edward Thorndike

• John Watson

• Ivan Pavlov

• B.F. Skinner

Nora, Aria, and Isla are psychology students. They are discussing a case study in their class about a child with autism. Nora thinks applied behavior analysis (ABA) in this case is about studying theoretical accounts of the child's behavior, Aria believes it's about improving the child's socially significant behavior, and Isla thinks it's about developing philosophical theories based on the child's behavior. Who is correct?

• Nora (Studying theoretical accounts of behavior)

• Aria (Improving socially significant behavior)

• Isla (Developing philosophical theories)

• None of them

Anika, Mia, Rohan, Hannah, David, and Aiden are psychology students. They are having a discussion about their recent lecture on radical behaviorism while studying for their upcoming exam. Can you help them understand the main focus of radical behaviorism?

• Anika thinks it's studying private events

• Mia argues it's emphasizing inner variables

• Rohan believes it's analyzing mentalism

• Or is it understanding all human behavior, as their teacher suggested?