Exam 15: Contemporary Developments in Psychology.

Miller's and Bruner's Center for Cognitive Studies studied whatever was not behaviorism.​

The basic principle of evolutionary theory is that ____.​

The term sociobiology ____​

Unlike structuralism,functionalism has continued as a distinct school of thought.​

Scientists can use machines,such as MRI and PET,to produce images of what is going on while someone "thinks."​

Describe evolutionary psychology and the four fundamental questions it addresses.​

Tolman's contribution to the decline of S-R psychology was the ____.​

E.O.Wilson's book on sociobiology was immediately and universally embraced.​

Acceptance of conscious experiences led cognitive psychologists to take another look at the first research method of scientific psychology,the ____ method.​

Evolutionary psychology is an approach that assumes that some behaviors are genetically determined.​

The modern cognitive idea called "nonconscious" is much like Freud's "unconscious" in that both are ruled by repressed desires and memories.​

There are no structural psychologists left in the United States.However,structural psychology was a success because it ____.​

Evolutionary psychologists argue that the cognitive revolution ____.​

Bridgman's response to behaviorism's radical operationism was to recommend the use of ____.​

Describe the distinctions between early approaches and contemporary cognitive approaches to introspection,unconscious cognition,and animal cognition.​

Describe the antecedent and sociobiological influences on evolutionary psychology and its current status within psychology.​

The cognitive movement was ____.​

The modern age of computers in the 20th century was initiated by ____.​

The question "Can computers think?" is a question about ____.​

The research in subliminal processing shows that we can absorb information that we can't see or hear.​