Data set
Research methods
Neuron parts
Biases
Brain parts
100

The arithmetic average.

Mean

100

Observing behavior in natural settings without intervention.

Naturalistic observation

100

Recieves information and stimuli

Dendrites

100

Favoring information that confirms existing beliefs

Confirmation bias

100

Emotional center, especially for fear and aggression

Amygdala

200

Middle value when data is ordered from least to greatest.

Median

200

Measures relationships between variables without establishing causation

Correlation

200

Contains nucleus and critical organelles

Soma

200

Overestimating the accuracy of one's knowledge or judgments

Overconfidence

200

Lobe responsible for planning, decison-making, and motor function

Frontal

300

Most frequent value in data set

Mode

300

Research that manipulates variables to test causation

Experiment

300

Shaft that carries signals through the cell

Axon

300

Seeing past events as more predictable after they happen

Hindsight bias

300

Lobe that processes somatosensory information (touch, spatial)

Parietal

400

Difference between the highest and lowest values.

Range

400

In-depth examination of one individual or group

Case study

400

Insulate the axon and speed up signal transmission

Myelin sheaths

400

Researcher's expectations influence outcomes

Experimenter bias

400

Lobe responsible for visual processing

Occipital

500

Average spread around the mean

Standard deviation

500

Statistical combination of many studies to find overall effects

Meta-analysis

500

Send information through the synapse to other neurons

Axon terminals

500

Participants respond in ways that make them look good

Social desirability bias

500

Lobe responsible for auditory processing and language comprehension

Temporal