BCBA Exam Review (MOCK; 2) The levels of understanding science include: - Prediction, description, & control. This involves the repetition of experiments to determine the reliability of things

BCBA Exam Review (MOCK; 3) Philosophic doubt involves the continuous questioning of the truthfulness and validity of all scientific theory and knowledge. – True This is the assumption upon which sci ence is predicted

BCBA Exam Review (MOCK; 4) Psychology in the early 1900s was dominated by the study of behavior through: - Interospection A parsimonious explanation of a phenomena is more complex and abstract than le ss scientific explanations.

BCBA Exam Review (MOCK; 1) Philosophic doubt involves the continuous questioning of the truthfulness and validity of all scientific theory and knowledge. – True An empirical attitude demands obj ect ive observations based on a thorough description and precise quantification of the phenomena of interest.

BCBA Exam Review (MOCK; 5) This approach to understanding behavior assumes that inner causes or phenomena directly cause or at least mediate some forms of behavior, and strongly relies on hypotheti ca l constructs or explanatory fiction. – Mentalism Statements that describe the occurrence of the phenomena under study as a function of the operation of specific variables are called:

BCBA Exam Review (MOCK; 4) Psychology in the early 1900s was dominated by the study of behavior through: - Interospection A parsimonious explanation of a phenomena is more complex and abstract than le ss scientific explanations.

BCBA Exam Review (MOCK; 3) Philosophic doubt involves the continuous questioning of the truthfulness and validity of all scientific theory and knowledge. – True This is the assumption upon which sci ence is predicted

BCBA Exam Review (MOCK; 2) The levels of understanding science include: - Prediction, description, & control. This involves the repetition of experiments to determine the reliability of things

BCBA Exam Review (MOCK; 1) Philosophic doubt involves the continuous questioning of the truthfulness and validity of all scientific theory and knowledge. – True An empirical attitude demands obj ect ive observations based on a thorough description and precise quantification of the phenomena of interest.