The group of psychologists who focused on the whole of consciousness rather than its component parts were the ____.?
a. ?structuralists
b. ?Gestalt psychologists
c. ?behaviorists
d. ?functionalists
ANSWER:
b
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A) cognitive psychologists. B) social psychologists. C) behaviourists. D) cognitive neuroscientists.
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a. ?their distracted attention makes them uncooperative b. ?they are in a persistent vegetative state c. ?their memories have been impaired d. ?they are partially paralyzed and do not know it
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