| 1. | Placebo | A. | any change attributed to a person's beliefs and expectations than the actual drug | |
| 2. | Independent variable | B. | a set of assumptions, studies and procedures that guide researchers in creating questions to investigate | |
| 3. | Control group | C. | the factor that is observed and measured for change in a experiment | |
| 4. | Case study | D. | two factors that vary in the same direction | |
| 5. | Negative correlation | E. | A factor that can vary, or change in ways that can be observed | |
| 6. | Positive correlation | F. | a fake substance | |
| 7. | Double-blind technique | G. | produces change in the experiment | |
| 8. | Correlational study | H. | investigates mental processes, including reasoning and thinking, problem solving and memory | |
| 9. | Variable | I. | exposed to all experimental changes | |
| 10. | Dependent variable | J. | studies the physical, social , and psychological changes that occur at different ages | |
| 11. | Naturalistic observation | K. | participants aren't aware of the group or condition | |
| 12. | Placebo effect | L. | a study of a individual or small group | |
| 13. | Developmental psychology | M. | the systemic observation and recording of behaviors in a natural setting | |
| 14. | Cognitive psychology | N. | two factors vary in opposite directions | |
| 15. | Scientific method | O. | examines how strongly two variables are related to each other |
F | 1. | Placebo | A. | any change attributed to a person's beliefs and expectations than the actual drug |
G | 2. | Independent variable | B. | a set of assumptions, studies and procedures that guide researchers in creating questions to investigate |
I | 3. | Control group | C. | the factor that is observed and measured for change in a experiment |
L | 4. | Case study | D. | two factors that vary in the same direction |
N | 5. | Negative correlation | E. | A factor that can vary, or change in ways that can be observed |
D | 6. | Positive correlation | F. | a fake substance |
K | 7. | Double-blind technique | G. | produces change in the experiment |
O | 8. | Correlational study | H. | investigates mental processes, including reasoning and thinking, problem solving and memory |
E | 9. | Variable | I. | exposed to all experimental changes |
C | 10. | Dependent variable | J. | studies the physical, social , and psychological changes that occur at different ages |
M | 11. | Naturalistic observation | K. | participants aren't aware of the group or condition |
A | 12. | Placebo effect | L. | a study of a individual or small group |
J | 13. | Developmental psychology | M. | the systemic observation and recording of behaviors in a natural setting |
H | 14. | Cognitive psychology | N. | two factors vary in opposite directions |
B | 15. | Scientific method | O. | examines how strongly two variables are related to each other |