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Psychological findings are often dismissed as being "just common sense." Use the terms and ideas below to argue that psychological theories need to be scientifically investigated, even if many people think they already "know the answers" to psychological questions.
Hindsight Bias
Overconfidence
Perceiving order in random events
Sampling Bias
Operational Definitions
Statistical Significance
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