Which of the following best describes Hall’s views on co-education?
a. He believed that coeducation would increase the achievement of both females and males.
b. He believed that coeducation was a sign of social progress.
c. He believed that coeducation could interfere with later sexual functioning.
d. He believed that females would benefit from it but males would not.
c. He believed that coeducation could interfere with later sexual functioning.
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Dr. Tomlin is a therapist working from the cognitive perspective. She is likely to describe abnormal behavior in terms of
a. the role of repressed thoughts and beliefs. b. failure to achieve self-actualization. c. classical conditioning. d. the combination of classical and operant conditioning. e. irrational or distorted thinking.
Both Bacon and Descartes sought to develop a system of thought that:
a. was compatible with Scripture b. was compatible with classical Greek philosophy c. questioned the authority of the church d. was impervious to the doubts of the Skeptics
The vestibular sense helps keep us from
a. eating too much. b. starving to death. c. being blinded by the sun. d. falling over.
Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. Wilhelm Wundt believed that consciousness could be broken down into its component parts. 2. Wilhelm Wundt was most interested in how consciousness is an adaptive feature of the human existence. 3. William James brought Wundt's structuralist school of psychology to the United States. 4. The structuralist approach gradually faded, mostly because of the inadequacies of psychoanalysis 5. The work of William James was largely influenced by Darwin's theory of natural selection.