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• Wilson, G. T.Booze, beliefs, and behavior: Cognitive processes in alcohol use and abuse. Paper presented at the NATO International Conference on Behavioral Approaches to Alcoholism, Bergen, Norway, August 1977.

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  • Which of the following types of research offers insights into relationships between variables but Cannot determine causation?
  • Which research question would Cognitive psychologists be most interested in studying?
  • Where would you place Watson on the nature vs nurture issue?
  • Which of the following is the purpose of having random assignment in an experiment?

• Wilson, G. T., & Lawson, D. M.Expectancies, alcohol and sexual arousal in women. Unpublished manuscript, Rutgers University, 1977.

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Which of the following types of research offers insights into relationships between variables but Cannot determine causation?

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