Wittgenstein replaced the traditional concept of essence or universal with that of:
a. language games
b. human categorization
c. family resemblance
d. scientific revolution
c. family resemblance
You might also like to view...
The _____ approach tends to see personality as an etic or universal phenomenon that is equivalently relevant and meaningful in the cultures being compared
a) cross-cultural b) cultural indigenous c) psychological anthropological d) cultural relativism
A group therapist who tells a client that he/she will be the focus of the session and will be on the "hot seat" is probably practicing
a. psychoanalytic group therapy. b. behavioral group therapy. c. transactional analysis. d. Gestalt group therapy.
A pigeon pecks a lighted disk on the wall of a test chamber and receives food after the peck. Research has confirmed that, in this example of the operant procedure, the longer the delay between the response and the eliciting stimulus,
a. the weaker the operant response.
b. the weaker the elicited response.
c. the stronger the operant response.
d. the stronger the elicited response.
e. unlike the classical procedure, delay makes no difference to the strength of the response.
At a recent party, Claire suddenly became uncomfortable when a person she didn't know well began talking with her only inches from her face. This stranger violated the rules of which zone of Claire's personal space?
a. intimate b. personal c. social d. business