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using logic, thinking, and anecdotal evidence to draw conclusions
Use own or other's personal experience to make assumptions about the world around us |
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| Cognitive bias that occurs when we focus on two events that stand out and occur together |
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| When we believe someone to be credible we take what he/she says at face value |
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| when analyzing pieces of information we receive about the world around us- all ideas must be evaluated using logic and investigation |
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| an objective set of rules for gathering and evaluating information even if you use intuition and authority as a starting point |
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| answers fundamental questions about the nature of behavior |
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| practical problems and potential solutions/ program evaluation |
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| basic research and applied research feed into one another |
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