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Activity: Let’s Make a Deal! Human Intuition vs. Empirical Reasoning

01. Psychology as a Science: Thinking Like a Researcher, Uncategorized / By TeachPsychScience Editor / Activities and Demonstrations, Empirical Reasoning, Intuition
 This activity utilizes an online Java applet to demonstrate the limitations of human intuition and the need for empirical reasoning when studying psychological phenomena. Click here for the activity

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