Lana was the witness to a robbery. In order to help her remember details of the crime, she is asked to remember the crime in a different order and from different viewpoints. Lana is undergoing

As a potent poison, nicotine causes death by

A. stopping the heart. B. paralysis of respiration muscles. C. constricting blood vessels in the brain. D. increasing blood pressure until a stroke occurs.

When a particular claim relies on one individual's account of their experiences, it is often a sign that pseudoscience rather than science is being employed. This individual experience is called _____ evidence

A) nomothetic B) idiographic C) metaphysical D) anecdotal