To Buddhism, the undisciplined mind is
A. Like a wild horse
B. A drunken monkey that has been stung by a scorpion
C. Improved through meditation
D. All the above
E. None of the above
Answer: D
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Skinner generalized his findings to complex human behaviors even though his subject pool was limited to ____
a. rats and pigeons b. children c. graduate students d. dogs and cats
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