Question

across

1. something that is able to be disproven by research
2. the variable that the researcher measures to see how much

affect another variable has

1. the accuracy of a given result in measuring what it is

designed to measure

1. the study of development across a lifespan
2. something that is objective and verifiable, found using

research

1. personal judgements, conclusions, or attitudes that may or

may not be accurate

1. the study of thoughts and their relationship to experiences

and actions

Explanation:

1. For "Something that is able to be disproven by research", the term is "Falsifiable" (length fits, concept of falsifiability in research).
2. "The variable that the researcher measures to see how much affect another variable has" is "Dependent" (dependent variable is measured in experiments).
3. "The accuracy of a given result in measuring what it is designed to measure" is "Validity" (validity in research methodology).
4. "The study of development across a lifespan" is "Developmental" (developmental psychology/lifespan development).
5. "Something that is objective and verifiable, found using research" is "Empirical" (empirical data is objective/verifiable).
6. "Personal judgements, conclusions, or attitudes that may or may not be accurate" is "Opinion" (opinion is personal judgment).
7. "The study of thoughts and their relationship to experiences and actions" is "Psychology" (psychology studies thoughts, experiences, actions).

Answer:

1. Falsifiable
2. Dependent
3. Validity
4. Developmental
5. Empirical
6. Opinion
7. Psychology