Methods and Approaches

A. Evaluation
B. Awareness
C. Art
D. Science

A. the id and the superego
B. self-actualizing tendencies
C. forces in the unconscious
D. forces in the environment

A. single-blind procedure
B. the type of experiment is not possible
C. stereotaxic procedure
D. double-blind procedure

A. Researchers
B. Observers
C. Critics
D. Decision-makers

A. Development
B. Bases
C. Analysis
D. Testing

A. Documents
B. Data
C. Figures
D. None

A. Calculated
B. Analytical
C. Speeching
D. Reporting

A. gender-typing
B. mutations
C. personal space
D. temperament

A. Bias
B. Fault
C. Disability
D. Common sense

A. mean; mode
B. scatterplot; correlation
C. central tendency; variation
D. skewed distribution; bar graph