Research into the effects of "physical punishment" (e. g., spanking a child) has found that such discipline is associated with more behavioral problems in children. reading these findings, you might be tempted to tell your parents, "see, i told you that if you spanked me you would regret it!" unfortunately for you, your parents are both psychologists, and they are familiar with which of the six principles of scientific thinking

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16 November, 19:17

Research into the effects of "physical punishment" (e. g., spanking a child) has found that such discipline is associated with more behavioral problems in children. reading these findings, you might be tempted to tell your parents, "see, i told you that if you spanked me you would regret it!" unfortunately for you, your parents are both psychologists, and they are familiar with which of the six principles of scientific thinking

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Alessandro Bray · Answer 1

I believe the answer is: Correlation vs. causation

Correlation in this context refers to whether the variables that exist in the research is connected with one another.

Causation refers to whether the variables that included directly cause the change in subjects.