November 7, 2008, Newsletter Issue #92: Experimental Psychology
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Experimental Psychology refers to the scientific means of ascertaining reasons for our thoughts, feelings, behaviors, learning and more. It may be applied to any scientifically verifiable psychology. A strict interpretation might define it as behaviorism in which observable behaviors are clearly learned as a result of rewards and punishments, although more broadly, it usually means any kind of psychology with empirical evidence.
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