Asked by Št?pán Holiš on Sep 27, 2024
What does a scientist use to explain a set of observations
A) introspection
B) a theory
C) common sense
D) empiricism
Introspection
The examination of one's own thoughts and feelings, a reflective process focused on understanding one's inner experiences.
Empiricism
The philosophy that knowledge comes primarily from sensory experience, emphasizing the role of observation and experimentation in science.
Theory
A systematic set of principles or explanation for understanding, predicting, or controlling some aspect of the natural or social world.
- Understand the methods and tools used by scientists in psychology, including theories and empirical observation.
Learning Objectives
- Understand the methods and tools used by scientists in psychology, including theories and empirical observation.