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| the scientific study of human behavior & mental processes |
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| any action that people can observe or measure |
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| used to talk about something we cannot see, tough, or measure directly |
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| a method of collecting data that usually involves asking questions of people in a particular group |
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| Involves either human participants or animals |
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| The concept of right or good conduct |
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| A statement that attempts to explain why things are the way they are & why they happen the way they do. |
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| A basic truth or law, such as the assumption that you will get better grades if you study more |
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| The branch of medicine that focuses on the diseases & problems of the elderly |
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Rebuke, admonisch, reprimand
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| Conversation(s), talk, converse |
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| Receive forgiveness for a sin |
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| Thinking deeply or seriously |
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| flood (literal and figurative |
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