Which school of thought in psychology emphasized the importance of the unconscious mind?
a. phrenology
b. structuralism
c. functionalism
d. psychoanalysis
Answer: d
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A. reported the smoke to the experimenters. B. called for help when a confederate feigned trouble breathing. C. suggested to the others that they evacuate. D. attempted to locate the source of the smoke.
Which of the following early psychologists would have been most likely to agree with the statement, "The study of the mind should focus on how it functions in everyday life"?
a. Wilhelm Wundt b. William James c. John Watson d. Sigmund Freud
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A. strategies B. a good short-term memory C. a good teacher D. related knowledge