"That nasty little science" was James's label for ____.?
a. ?medicine
b. ?physiology
c. ?psychology
d. ?phenomenology
e. ?structuralism
c
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a. less intense version of a pain cry. b. more intense version of a pain cry. c. less intense version of a basic cry. d. more intense version of a basic cry.
Generally speaking, behavioral and cognitive-behavioral groups
a. are time-limited. b. consist of a heterogeneous mix of presenting problems. c. make only modest use of assessment. d. prescribe a fairly passive role for the therapist.
Harry Harlow (1959) demonstrated that attachment in rhesus monkeys was related to
a. feeding only. c. learning experiences. b. contact comfort. d. insecure, clingy monkeys.
The following conclusion may be reached regarding connectionist models
a. They are less descriptive of learning than symbolic models. b. They successfully achieve their purpose—the elaboration of symbolic models. c. They are not only able to learn, they do so like humans. d. It is questionable whether either connectionist models or symbolic models can be made to learn like humans.