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Q. _________________ is a statistical technique that involves combining and analyzing the results of many research studies on a specific topic in order to identify overall trends.

Q. ________________ involves the presentation or addition of a reinforcing stimulus following an operant.

Q. French philosopher ____________________ proposed that the mind and body are separate entities.

Q. The Austrian physician who emphasized unconscious processes rather than overt observable behavior was ________________.

Q. ________________ grew out of the pioneering work of Russian physiologist Ivan Pavlov.

Q. The common goal of functionalism and structuralism is an emphasis on the study of _______________.

Q. __________________ is an American psychologist who experimentally demonstrated the involvement of cognitive processes in classical conditioning.

Q. ________________ refers to the presentation of an event or stimulus following a behavior that acts to decrease the likelihood of the behavior being repeated.

Q. ______________ could not be used to study children or animals.