Exam 6: Functionalism: Antecedent Influences
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The first experimental attempt to study word associations was by ____.
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A theory of evolution based on natural selection was developed independently by ____.
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In comparing evolutionary theory to theology,Galton's concluded that ____.
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Despite Romanes's deficiencies in methodology,he is respected by scientists for his ____.
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Darwin selected G.J.Romanes to investigate the evolution of the mind.
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Romanes's anecdotal method used observational reports about animal behavior.
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Who arrived at the concept of the "average man" to describe findings from a large group of subjects?
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How many years did Darwin wait to present his theory publicly?
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The early 20th-century American government policy of sterilizing mentally retarded females is an example of ____.
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Who could be described as the driving force of England's scientific establishment?
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The most fundamental point of Darwin's theses was the ____.
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A fundamental thesis of Darwin's Origin was the principle of survival of the strongest.
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Galton's basic assumption was that one's sensory abilities directly reflect one's intelligence.
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In his book ____,Darwin emphasized the similarity between human and animal mental processes.
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Which of the following did Galton not endorse in the material from Hereditary Genius?
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The first experimental examination of associations was by Wundt and Ebbinghaus.
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The initial work in comparative psychology was carried out in England and the leadership in the field stayed there for more than a decade.
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