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AP Psychology
Unit 3 – Sensation and Perception
Topic 3.1
Which of the following best exemplifies a well-reasoned argument supported by psychological evidence?
Presenting statistical data without analyzing or interpreting its relevance to your argument.
Using only one study as evidence, ignoring contradictory findings from other studies.
Making an assertion based on anecdotal experience without citing any scholarly research.
Citing multiple studies that support your point, explaining their methodology and results in a coherent manner.
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