Your friend wants to debate the scientific status of psychology with you. Having read
Simonton's analysis, you place a bet with your friend. Which of the following is your best
bet?
a. Biology is equally as scientific as chemistry, and both have higher publication rates than
psychology.
b. Psychology and sociology are most similar when comparing how many times lecturers
say "uh," "er," and "um."
c. Physics and psychology are more similar than are chemistry and biology.
d. The highest scientific status belongs to chemistry, and the lowest to psychology, when
comparing lecture fluency.
e. Psychology and biology are the most similar when comparing how many theories, laws,
and publications each has.
e. Psychology and biology are the most similar when comparing how many theories,
laws, and publications each has.
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The idea that the way people act may inadvertently cause certain responses from the environment is known as
A) situational selection. B) evocation. C) manipulation. D) aggregation.