Research Methods: Concepts and Connections 1st Edition Test Bank

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Chapter: Chapter 1: EssayEssay1.The three-door problem plays an integral role in the discussion in chapter 1. Describe theelements of this problem and explain what lessons we can learn about research fromunderstanding the problem and how people (both the general public and scientists) reacted to it.2.There are at least five ways by which we acquire knowledge. Select three of these approaches.Define each of them, and give a specific example of the approach to acquiring knowledge.3.The approach to acquiring knowledge called “authority” has both positive and negativeaspects (or advantages and disadvantages). Describe the positive and negative aspects ofacquiring knowledge via reliance on authority.4.What is theMolyneux problemand what lessons can we learn from it about how peopleacquire knowledge of the world around us?5.One pitfall in acquiring knowledge known to psychologists is “confirmation bias.” Define thisterm and apply it to a person’s efforts to gather information as a basis for buying a new car thisyear.6.What are the four major goals of science? Define each goal and apply each one to thefollowing situation: The state police have asked psychologists for their help in gathering data thatwill helpreduce crime in a high-crime neighborhood.

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