Which of the following best describes Wundt’s definition of psychology?
a. Perceptual analysis through psychophysics and brain localizations
b. Individual consciousness as viewed through both experimentation and folk psychology
c. Behavior as the definitional component with a secondary focus on related biological processes
d. The processes and interrelationships of instincts and higher mental functioning
B
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Imagine that it is 1885. Patrick complains of "shattered nerves." He is lacking in energy and shows low mood. Physicians specializing in mental conditions (alienists) would likely view Patrick as __________.
A. a morally deficient individual B. suffering from neurasthenia C. suffering from hysteria D. untreatable, because the condition is biological
In the context of the "three Rs" of animal research, replacement refers to ____
a. avoiding the use of irreversible procedures b. identifying less painful procedures c. using computer models if possible d. ensuring that animals are only used in one experiment
When selecting people for survey research, a(n) _____ from all members of the population of interest will likely ensure that the group of people you survey accurately reflects that larger population
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Imagine you are a bank executive in charge of compliance. Unbeknownst to you, a small group of vice presidents have opened up hundreds of fake accounts, skimmed millions of dollars in rewards and other payments, then returned the money to the bank. You want to be an ethical leader, and change the ethical environment of your workplace. How would you use Bandura's research and theoretical framework to do so?
What will be an ideal response?