The doctrine that all knowledge is a function of mental phenomena and is dependent on the perceiving or experiencing person is an illustration of ____.?
a. ?Locke's associationism
b. ?Locke's mentalism
c. ?Berkeley's mentalism
d. ?Berkeley's associationism
e. ?Comte's positivism
c
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The study of hypnosis and its relationship to hysteria was the starting point for __________.
A. the medical model B. the biological classification of mental disorders C. psychoanalysis D. the mental hygiene movement
Like the behaviorists, Freud believed that all thoughts, emotions, and actions are
a. random and accidental. b. caused by external stimuli. c. chosen through free will. d. determined.
The inside of each resting neuron in your brain has an electrical charge of how many millivolts at the axon?
a. - 5 to -10 millivolts b. -20 to -40 millivolts c. -60 to -70 millivolts d. -90 to -110 millivolts
In the narrative approach of Dan McAdams, our earliest attachments affect _______.
a. our later attachments b. our self-concept c. our narrative tone d. our narrative ending