Scientific psychology is formally recognized to have begun
a. in Greece, with the work of Hippocrates.
b. in the United States, with the work of James.
c. in Austria, with the work of Freud.
d. in Germany, with the work of Wundt.
d
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a. Conducting twin studies b. Identifying and studying endophenotypes c. Conducting adoption studies d. Identifying and studying the interaction between genes and the environment
______ occurs when we detect a stimulus, while ______ occurs when we make sense of the stimulus.
A. Affordance; action B. Action; affordance C. Sensation; perception D. Perception; sensation
Eysenck's account of personality factors
a. has not been well-received by other personality researchers. b. has been well-received by other researchers because of its repeated confirmation. c. is primarily a cognitive theory. d. has been well received by other researchers because of its basis inbehavioral theory. e. is primarily a social-psychological theory.
You are talking to a friend who is rocking back and forth, shifting her feet, and moving her
arms. You conclude that she's bored because of A) the Yerkes-Dodson law B) the power of incentives C) sublimation D) Maslow's hierarchyof needs