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socialism
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communism
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social harmony
D
individualism
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to understand the human mind and how it works
B
to learn how to manipulate others
C
to completely understand and predict human behavior
D
to have the answers to all of life’ss.
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Correlational method
B
Experimental method
C
Naturalistic observation method
D
participant observer method
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Four classes
B
Eight classes
C
Two classes
D
Three classes
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scientists
B
practitioners
C
Both scientists and practitioner.
D
Either scientists or practitioners
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social
B
comparative
C
physiological
D
school
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humanistic
B
cognitive
C
behavioral
D
biological
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carefully design controlled situations in which to observe behavior
B
rely on observations of subjects responses tonaires.
C
observe behavior as it happens outside the laboratory or clinic
D
make records of the behavior of clients treated in therapy
A
develop effective methods of psychotherapy.
B
describe, predict, understand, and control behavior
C
explain the functioning of the human mind.
D
compare, analyze and control human behavior
A
the collection of bio-data
B
vocational interest testing.
C
an assessment center evaluation.
D
machine design