When given a list of items to remember, you are more likely to remember the items at the beginning and at the end more than those in the middle of the list. This is due to the primacy effect which leads to remembering the first elements and recency effect that enables remembering of those at the end
Rafael will most likely exaggerate the similarities among out-group members.
Social identity theory is portrayed as a hypothesis that predicts certain inter group practices based on perceived group status contrasts, the perceived authenticity and solidness of those status contrasts, and the perceived capacity to move from one gathering then onto the next.
what is the question and options???
Answer:
a. science is based on hypotheses that are testable and refutable
Explanation:
A distinction between science and pseudoscience is that <u>science is based on hypotheses that are testable and refutable</u>.
Science is a body of knowledge and the process of getting these knowledge which are through experimentation, study, observations, Science involves the testing of hypothesis through repeated studies. On the contrary, pseudoscience is a group of belief or practice, claimed to be science but does not follow the principles of science such as experimentation and replication of results.
