"While watching a crowd of people, one does not focus on individual colors, movements, and shapes. Instead, one perceives the event as a whole." This statement has most likely been made by a
A. cognitive psychologist.
B. functionalist.
C. Gestalt psychologist.
D. structuralist.
Answer: C
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Jack registered as a conscientious objector during the Vietnam War. He believed that it is wrong to take the life of others. If necessary, Jack would serve time in jail rather than take part in an armed conflict
Jack's reasoning reflects the __________stage of moral development. a) formal b) preconventional c) conventional d) postconventional
Which of the following is a mental exercise that focuses attention,
interrupts the flow of thoughts and worries, and reduces physical tension and anxiety? a. hypnopompic imagery. b. sensory adaptation. c. lucid dreaming. d. meditation.