The Anthropomorphic Method of Analysis Used by McDougall

question 13

Multiple Choice

The anthropomorphic method of analysis used by McDougall:

• A) stresses the continuity between humans and animals
• B) clearly distinguished between instinct and learning
• C) is recognized today as being too objective
• D) could only be applied to animals

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Recognize different perspectives on the cause of substance abuse, including biological, sociocultural, cognitive-behavioral, and psychodynamic views.

Examine the evidence for genetic contributions to substance use disorders.

Evaluate the likelihood of polydrug use among users of specific drugs.

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