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Q. ___________________ focus was on the scientific study of observable behavior that could be objectively measured and verified.

Q. ________________ refers to the presentation of an event or stimulus following a behavior that acts to decrease the likelihood of the behavior being repeated.

Q. The process by which an organism learn to make a particular response to a specific stimulus and to no other stimulus is____________________

Q. _________________ is an experimental technique in which the researchers, but not the subjects, are aware of the critical information about the experiment.

Q. ___________________ is a specialty area that helps develop the instructional methods and materials used to train people in both educational and work settings and studies how people of all ages learn.

Q. _______________ is a point of view or general framework that reflects the emphasis a psychologist may take in investigating psychological topics.

Q. One important factor in the cognitive revolution was the development of the first ____________, which gave psychologists a model for human mental processes.

Q. Even experiments conducted in natural settings have disadvantages, such as a ___________ in experimental control.

Q. When a dog learns to salivate only to a bell and not to a buzzer, the process that has taken place is called ______________