Many have speculated that mirror neurons enable us to copy other people's actions. Before we accept such ideas, which question is most important to answer?
a. Where in the brain are mirror neurons most common?
b. How rapidly do mirror neurons produce action potentials?
c. What happens to mirror neurons in old age?
d. Are we born with mirror neurons?
d
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What will be an ideal response?
Collective memories of experiences people have had in common since prehistoric times, such as mothers, heroes, or villains are called ______ by Carl Jung
a. personas c. animas b. animisms d. archetypes
Maslow distinguished between
a. promotion-based and prevention-based motives. b. approach and avoidance motives. c. growth-based and deficiency-based motives. d. physical and spiritual motives.
Explaining great creativity like da Vinci's in terms of a redirection of tremendous sexual energy describes a process of
A) reaction formation. B) displacement. C) repression. D) denial. E) sublimation.