Ch 1 Psychology 1.4-1.5 Questions
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| Which of the following pairs represents the two psychology perspectives that were also part of the historical beginnings of psychology? | Behaviorism and Psychodynamics
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| Which perspective is known as the "third force" in psychology? | Humanism
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| Elise suffered a stroke and had to be hospitalized. In the hospital she talked in funny garbled words and seemed to think that she was being held against her will. Which of the following perspectives best explains Elsie's odd behavior? | Biopsychology
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| Which perspective would a researcher be taking if she were studying the way children store and retrieve information? | Cognitive Psychology
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| Which of the following historical perspectives gave rise, at least in part, to the evolutionary perspective? | Functionalism
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