Some early psychological theorists believed that all of human behaviour was learned; that is, our behaviour is much more determined by nurture than our nature. This view is MOST consistent with:
A) Plato's nativism.
B) Gall's phrenology.
C) Aristotle's philosophical empiricism.
D) James's functionalism.
C) Aristotle's philosophical empiricism.
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a. 10% b. Less than 25% c. More than 50% d. 75%
Chapter 10 discussed Lakoff's concept of framing, in connection with language production. Which of the following options is the best example of a frame
a. You and a friend have different ideas about the concept of "freedom." b. The German language typically places the verb at the end of a sentence, whereas the English language typically places the verb toward the beginning of a sentence. c. People who have worked together for many months are more skilled at creating directives. d. A person tries to use carefully calculated language, in order to bribe a police officer.
When he is with his friends, Ron regularly uses slang. However, during a job interview, Ron is sure to use proper English and does not use slang. What does this exemplify?
A. self-expansion theory B. impression management C. other-enhancement D. conspicuous consumption
Alcohol and narcotics are both depressants. Discuss how they have both similar and different effects on and consequences for those who are dependent
What will be an ideal response?