The modern cognitive idea called "nonconscious" is much like Freud's "unconscious" in that both are ruled by repressed desires and memories.?
a.
True
b.
False
False
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Why has the term "multiple personality disorder" been replaced with "dissociative identity disorder"?
A. The old term was often used to refer to both schizophrenia and dissociative identity disorder, thus a new term was needed to end the confusion. B. The word "multiple" suggested the presence of more identities than were commonly observed. C. Fully developed personalities are not present in dissociative identity disorder, just varying expressions of different aspects of the patient's personality. D. A new diagnostic term was wanted to remove some of the stigma associated with the old term and its presentation in the media.
In Woodworth's view, what occurs inside the organism ____.?
a. ?is known only by God b. ?is irrelevant for psychology c. ?can be known only through introspection d. ?can be known objectivity e. ?is independent of all other matters
During the late 1960s, psychologists began to favor the cognitive approach, because they felt that the behaviorist approach
a. emphasized unobservable cognitive processes. b. overused Wundt's technique of introspection. c. placed too much emphasis on concepts such as reinforcement and observable responses. d. devoted too much research to the organization of memory.
In order to permit scientific study, covert behaviors are
a. estimated. b. not included in the analysis. c. prevented from interfering with the experiment. d. operationally defined in terms of overt behavior.