California State University, Northridge APPL COG 18124 Chapter 1 1)Double-blind studies of the effects of sugar consumption on children have found that   Making sure that your beliefs don't influence the data is known as Tolman found that rats had What is the relationship between science and proof? When we talk, When Tolman had rats learn which tunnel led to food, then blocked the tunnel that did so, what did the rats do? How do we make a cognitive model we don't like go away? If we find data that doesn't fit a cognitive model, what do we normally do? When we read, what do our eyes do? If you're doing a double blind study, you need to How do we judge if a cognitive model is any good? If you're doing science you have to do all of these things except: The early psychologists who tried to study thinking by thinking about their thinking while they were known as: