Wilhelm Wundt illusory correlation operational definitions William James experimental group random sample overconfidence theory validity Edward Bradford Titchener Charles Darwin random assignment correlation hindsight bias dependent variable double- blind procedure survey placebo effect B.F. Skinner replication hypothesis Basic Research control group naturalistic observations Structuralism sampling bias Introspection Margaret Floyd Washburn Functionalism independent variable case study G. Stanley Hall confounding variable Sigmund Freud critical thinking Carl Rogers Mary Whiton Calkins scatterplots nature- nurture Wilhelm Wundt illusory correlation operational definitions William James experimental group random sample overconfidence theory validity Edward Bradford Titchener Charles Darwin random assignment correlation hindsight bias dependent variable double- blind procedure survey placebo effect B.F. Skinner replication hypothesis Basic Research control group naturalistic observations Structuralism sampling bias Introspection Margaret Floyd Washburn Functionalism independent variable case study G. Stanley Hall confounding variable Sigmund Freud critical thinking Carl Rogers Mary Whiton Calkins scatterplots nature- nurture
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
Wilhelm Wundt
illusory correlation
operational definitions
William James
experimental group
random sample
overconfidence
theory
validity
Edward Bradford Titchener
Charles Darwin
random assignment
correlation
hindsight bias
dependent variable
double-blind procedure
survey
placebo effect
B.F. Skinner
replication
hypothesis
Basic Research
control group
naturalistic observations
Structuralism
sampling bias
Introspection
Margaret Floyd Washburn
Functionalism
independent variable
case study
G. Stanley Hall
confounding variable
Sigmund Freud
critical thinking
Carl Rogers
Mary Whiton Calkins
scatterplots
nature-nurture