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22 Cards in this Set
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EPIPHENOMENALISM
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ARISTOTLE - FUNCTIONING HUMAN BRAIN
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MONISM
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MIND AND BODY ARE ONE AND THE SAME; BRAIN IS ALL THERE IS AND MIND IS AN ILLUSION
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FUNCTIONALISM
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MIND IS WHAT MATTERS; MACHINE IS BLACK BOX
COKE MACHINE EXAMPLE |
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TELEOLOGY
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STUDY OF ULTIMATE CAUSATION
HAS NO PLACE IN SCIENCE |
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REDUCTIONISM
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COMPLEX PHENOMENA CAN BE REDUCED TO SIMPLER PHYSICAL PROCESSES; EXPLANATIONS MOVE FROM MOLAR TO MOLECULAR
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MOLAR
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BEHAVIOR
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EMPIRICISM
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METHOD OF OBTAINING INFORMATION FROM OBSERVATION AND EXPERIMENTATION; DATA USED TO CREATE HYPOTHESIS; TESTED; CONCLUDED; RETESTED
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COSMOLOGY
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STUDY OF ORIGIN OF EARTH, OF LIFE, OF UNIVERSE
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CONTINUITY
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ORGANISMS RELATED TO EVERY OTHER LIVING ORGANISM BECAUSE OF COMMON ANCESTOR
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SUCCESS
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ORGANISMS ABILITY TO PASS ON GENES TO FUTURE GENERATIONS
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CONVERGING OPERATIONS
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USING MULTIPLE APPROACHES TO ADDRESS A SINGLE QUESTION
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ETHOLOGY
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STUDY OF ANIMAL BEHAVIOR IN WILD
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ASOMATOGNOSIA
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DEFICIENCY IN AWARENESS OF PARTS OF ONE'S OWN BODY
DUE TO DAMAGE IN RIGHT PARTIETAL LOBE |
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BETWEEN-SUBJECTS DESIGN
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DIFFERENT GROUP OF SUBJECTS TESTED UNDER EACH CONDITION
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WITHIN-SUBJECTS DESIGN
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SAME GROUP TESTED UNDER EACH CONDITION
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COOLIDGE EFFECT
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MALES EXHIBIT RENEWED SEXUAL INTEREST IF INTRODUCED TO NEW RECEPTIVE SEXUAL PARTNERS
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QUASIEXPERIEMENTAL STUDIES
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GROUPS OF SUBJECTS EXPOSED TO CONDITIONS IN REAL WORLD
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HOMOLOGOUS STRUCTURES
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SIMILAR STRUCTURES DUE TO A COMMON EVOLUTIONARY ANCESTOR
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ANALOGOUS STRUCTURES
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SIMILAR STRUCTURES WITHOUT COMMON ORIGIN
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CONVERGENT EVOLUTION
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EVOLUTION OF SIMILAR SOLUTIONS TO SAME ENVIRONMENTAL DEMANDS BY UNRELATED SPECIES
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DICHOTOMOUS TRAITS
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OCCUR IN ONE FORM OR THE OTHER, NEVER IN COMBINATION
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MULTIPLIER EFFECT
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GENETICALLY SIMILAR INDIVIDUALS SEEK OUT SIMILAR ENVIRONMENTS
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