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    The Principal Method by Which George Romanes Studied Animal Behavior
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The Principal Method by Which George Romanes Studied Animal Behavior

Question 5

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The principal method by which George Romanes studied animal behavior was called


A) reification
B) naturalistic observation
C) introspection by analogy
D) puzzle box problems

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