A science is defined by
A) knowledge.
Incorrect. Science may be considered the quest for knowledge, but this is not how science is defined.
B) its concern with solving real-life practical problems.
C) its popularity among the general public.
D) its approach to dealing with evidence.
Correct. Science is an approach to gathering and dealing with evidence that helps prevent us from fooling ourselves.
Answer: D
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a. Daquan: "In general, our cognitive processes may operate quickly, but we make numerous errors." b. Jessica: "In general, our cognitive processes tend to be passive, unless we make a special effort." c. Sam: "We are typically more accurate in processing negative information, rather than positive information." d. Sophie: "Many cognitive processes emphasize both top-down processing and bottom-up processing."
In comparison to Freud's theories, Horney's theories more strongly endorse feminist viewpoints and ________ as explanations of human behavior.
a) developmental forces b) social forces c) biological forces d) unconscious forces