Stacey believes that because children are generally more impulsive than adults, they will be more likely than adults to scream when frustrated by a researcher in a laboratory setting. Stacey's prediction regarding anger management is an example of:

a. a hypothesis.

b. the hindsight bias.

c. illusory correlation.

d. the false consensus effect.

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Lucille Blanchard

Social Studies

3 October, 18:40

Stacey believes that because children are generally more impulsive than adults, they will be more likely than adults to scream when frustrated by a researcher in a laboratory setting. Stacey's prediction regarding anger management is an example of:

a. a hypothesis.

b. the hindsight bias.

c. illusory correlation.

d. the false consensus effect.

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Hailee Kerr · Answer 1

Answer:a. a hypothesis

Explanation:

Hypothesis in simple terms a hypothesis is an idea you can test.

If you have a prediction about a particular situation or variables and you formulate a statement which you can use to taste that idea or prediction this is what we call a hypothesis. Scientists or researchers can develop a theory concerning a particular situation with prediction that they can further put into experiments. The aim is to find the truth about this prediction.

For example, Stacey makes a prediction that because children are generally more impulsive than adults, they will be more likely than adults to scream when frustrated by a researcher in a laboratory setting. Stacey can do a further investigation on this prediction so that she can find the truth which she can then use to either reject or accept this hypothesis.