'Testable hypotheses' presentation slideshows

How do linguists study grammar?

How do linguists study grammar?. Lori Levin 11-721: Grammars and Lexicons August 29, 2007. Outline. Views of language: Prescriptive Artistic Descriptive Claims about knowledge of a language: Unconscious Complex Systematic Can be studied scientifically

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Bullyproofing and PBIS

Bullyproofing and PBIS. Teri Lewis-Palmer University of Oregon. Goal. Discuss features of bullies and victims Present information on prevention and intervention (bullyproofing) Link bullyprofing and PBIS. Bullying Defined.

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Lecture 2

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Rationale for Hematite Sites

Rationale for Hematite Sites. Mineralogy and petrology provide critical inputs to interpreting geologic processes Volcanic, lacustrine, chemical precipitation, aeolian, etc All mineralogic data point to: A Mars dominated by volcanic processes Very little chemical weathering

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The Econometrics of Habit and Addiction

The Econometrics of Habit and Addiction. A research proposal Robert Rosenman Washington State University. Purpose of the Study. The purpose of the study is to explore how to use econometrics to estimate sequential behavior that may be habit or addiction.

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A Cognitive Perspective on Social Phobia

A Cognitive Perspective on Social Phobia. Triple Threat Sheila Krogh-Jespersen Alicia Briganti Victoria Cox. Outline. The Cognitive Model Empirical Studies of the Cognitive Model A theory Derived Cognitive Treatment and Effectiveness. The Cognitive Model. Assumptions:

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Discussion 1: Theory

Discussion 1: Theory. Definition. a scientific theory is a set of related assumptions that allows scientists to use logical deductive reasoning to formulate testable hypotheses . Components of the definition. a set of related assumptions a set of related assumptions

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Four Ways of Knowing

Four Ways of Knowing. 1. Methods of Tenacity: Superstition. - Truth is true because one believes it even in front of contradicting evidence. 2. Method of Authority: Religion - Truth is true because an authority says so . 3. Method of Intuition: Philosophy

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The Scientific Method

The Scientific Method. The Scientific Method : Terminology. Operational definitions are used to clarify precisely what is meant by each variable Participants or subjects are the organisms whose behavior is systematically observed in a study

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How do we know things? The Scientific Method

How do we know things? The Scientific Method. Psych 231: Research Methods in Psychology. ~ 10 min video : Rapid fire Basic Research Methods in Psychology. Why is this page upside down? Does the course webpage show up in ReggieNet? Quiz 1 is due Friday Jan 15 @ midnight

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How do we know things? The Scientific Method

How do we know things? The Scientific Method. Psych 231: Research Methods in Psychology. ~ 10 min video : Rapid fire Basic Research Methods in Psychology. Why is this page upside down? Does the course webpage show up in ReggieNet? Quiz 1 is due Friday Aug 26 @ midnight

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How do we know things? The Scientific Method

How do we know things? The Scientific Method. Psych 231: Research Methods in Psychology. ~ 10 min video : Rapid fire Basic Research Methods in Psychology. Why is this page upside down? Does the course webpage show up in ReggieNet? Quiz 1 is due Friday Aug 23 @ midnight. Announcements.

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How do we know things? The Scientific Method

How do we know things? The Scientific Method. Psych 231: Research Methods in Psychology. Why is this page upside down? Does the course webpage show up in ReggieNet? Quiz 1 is due Friday Aug 22st @ midnight Anybody try quiz 1 yet? Does it work okay? Lab news

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Research Problems (Lab #1)

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