The radical behaviorists addressed the mind-body problem by:
a. denying the existence of a causal mind
b. changing the issue to a mind-brain problem
c. accepting epiphenomenalism
d. accepting interactionism
a. denying the existence of a causal mind
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Suppose that an acquaintance of yours asks, "Why should there be a chapter about women's health in your Psychology of Women textbook?" One correct response would be that this chapter is necessary
a. to demonstrate that women and men are even more similar in their physical health than they are in their mental health. b. to dismiss the myth that physicians treat women differently than men, because gender bias no longer occurs. c. to discuss the kind of health problems that women are most likely to experience. d. to point out that most of women's psychological problems can be traced to physical illnesses.
A cat caged in complete darkness learns to press a lever to briefly turn on a light. In terms of the cat's motivation, the light serves as a(n)
a. stimulus motive. b. cyclic drive. c. biological motive. d. deprivation incentives.
The plasticity feature of brain action supports the ____ developmental principle
a. cephalocaudal b. secular trend c. "nature" genetic d. "nurture" experiential
In the three-box model of memory, short-term memory holds a limited amount of information
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.