CHAPTER 1 – DEVELOPING SCIENTIFIC THEORIES Section 1-1: What is Psychology? Section 1-2: What is Science? Section 1-3: The Confirmation Bias Section 1-4: What Is A Theory? Section 1-5: Evaluating Scientific Theories Section 1-6: What Is A Cause? CHAPTER 2 – ALTERED STATES: SLEEPING & DREAMING Section 2

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