What are the main types of assessment t measures used by psychologists to study the outcomes of mental activity?
Correct answer: D. Behavioural, self-report, physiological
- A. Theories, hypotheses, tests
- B. Self-report, experiments correlations
- C. Behavioural, self-report, experimental
- D. Behavioural, self-report, physiological
Explanation
Psychologists assess mental activity through observable behaviour, people’s self-reports and physiological measures such as heart rate or brain activity. Theories and hypotheses guide research but are not assessment-measure types.
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