What was the basic difference between Plato and Aristotle?
What will be an ideal response?
While both Plato and Aristotle were interested in essences, they went about
discovering those essences very differently. For Plato, essences corresponded to
forms that existed independently of nature and could only be arrived at through
introspection. For Aristotle, essences could best be known by studying nature.
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In sex-reassignment surgery, :
a. Genitals of the opposite sex are constructed and hormones are taken. b. Genital transplants are inserted from donors. c. Hormones are taken, but genitals are left in tact. d. Secondary features (likes Adam's apples, chins, and noses) are altered, but genitals are left intact.
More positive outcomes have been reported when __________ for gambling disorder.
A. aversive therapy is part of the treatment B. medication is employed as part of the treatment C. group therapy is included in the treatment plan D. family relationship problems are addressed in the treatment
Discuss the competence-environmental press approach and how it relates to the adaptation level, the zone of maximum comfort and the zone of maximum performance potential
What will be an ideal response?
The text suggests that the main cortex area that mental health researchers focus on is the
a. frontal lobe. b. thalamus. c. occipital lobe. d. basal ganglia.