Multiple Choice
An early comparative psychologist who studied the mental life of animals and attempted to demonstrate the evolution of mind by recording owners' stories about their pets and working animals was
A) George Romanes, and his approach was rigorous.
B) Charles Darwin, and his approach was scientific.
C) Ivan Sechenov, and his approach was quasi-scientific.
D) George Romanes, and his approach was not very scientific.
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