Human Science Vocab
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Human Science Vocab
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an experiment developed
in 1970 by psychologist
Gordon Gallup Jr. to
determine whether an
animal possesses the
ability to recognize itself
in a mirror.[1] It is the
primary indicator of self-
consciousness.
The study of human
behavior with a view
towards developing
laws. This can include
various subjects
including anthropology,
economics, and
psychology.
think,
understand,
and form
judgments by a
process of
logic.
the main aim of the
human sciences is to
understand the
meaning of various
social practices from
the inside as they are
understood by the
agents themselves.
assuming one
thing happens
because of
another just
because it follows
it in time.
Bernoulli's law, law of
large numbers
((statistics) law stating
that a large number of
items taken at random
from a population will
(on the average) have
the population
statistics)
a tendency to
search for
information that
confirms one's
preconceptions
the method of human
communication, either
spoken or written,
consisting of the use
of words in a
structured and
conventional way.
becoming a full
participant in a
culture; losing
your
perspective as
a researcher
thought regarded as a
succession of ideas
andimages constantly moving
forward in time. In which a
character’s thoughts or
perceptions are presented as
occurring in random form,
without regard for logical
sequences, syntactic
structure, or distinc
A market in
which share
prices are
rising,
encouraging
buying.
the view that
psychology should
be an objective
science that studies
behavior without
reference to mental
processes
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An economic concept
developed by A. W. Phillips
stating that inflation and
unemployment have a stable
and inverse relationship.
According to the Phillips
curve, the lower an economy's
rate of unemployment, the
more rapidly wages paid to
labor inc
the use of the
imagination or
original ideas,
esp. in the
production of
an artistic work.
A market in
which share
prices are
rising,
encouraging
buying.
the power of
acting without the
constraint of
necessity or fate;
the ability to act at
one's own
discretion.
a question that
is biased
because it
contains a built-
in assumption
prejudice in favor of
or against one thing,
person, or group
compared with
another, usually in a
way considered to
be unfair
oversimplification
based on one
specific example,
when someone tries
to make something
simple and ends up
over generalizing
the argument
whether human
development is
based on
environmental or
genetic factors
tendency of
people or animals
to behave
differently from
normal when they
know they are
being observed
a motivational
reaction to offers,
persons, rules, or
regulations that
threaten or eliminate
specific behavioral
freedoms.
a theory that all
complex systems can
be completely
understood in terms of
their components. Most
experiments are
reductionist as the
focus on one small part
of the whole
the theory that the
parts of any whole
cannot exist and
cannot be
understood except in
their relation to the
whole