Scope Lab Report

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Scope Lab It is a wonderful experience working at the Scope lab this semester. The purpose of taking this lab is to have experience of how to conduct empirical and theoretical research on the nature of concept learning behavior, perception, and inference in humans and non-human animals. The learning goals of the laboratory experiences include enhancing mastery of science subject matter, developing scientific reasoning abilities, increasing understanding of the complexity and ambiguity of empirical work, developing practical skills, increasing understanding of the nature, and improving teamwork abilities. Interacting with some materials in laboratory experiences helps me concretely understand the inherent complexity and ambiguity of

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