A famous psychologist argues that people internally organize their expectancies and values to guide their own behavior, developing unique standards based on each person's life history. This psychologist is most likely a ________ psychologist

Luanne believes that the term "intelligence" refers to a person's overall cognitive abilities; that is, she thinks that it is a wide-reaching term that incorporates all of an individual's mental skills

If Luanne was asked "Who is the one intelligence theorist with whom you would like to have dinner," what would she probably answer? a. Charles Spearman b. Robert Sternberg c. Howard Gardner d. John Horn

Behaviorists such as B. F. Skinner sometimes object to the use of statistics in psychology research because averages can distort the pattern of information revealed from observing the behavior of __________

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