A Psychologist Argues That Human Behaviour Is Not Determined by Inner

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Multiple Choice

A psychologist argues that human behaviour is not determined by inner conflicts nor controlled by external forces, but rather that humans are capable of free will and personal growth. It is likely that this psychologist has been influenced by:

• A) the sociocultural perspective.
• B) the cognitive perspective.
• C) the social-cognitive learning perspective.
• D) humanistic psychology.

Analyze the influence of religion on slavery and abolitionist movements in different colonies.

Identify the notable contributions of African and African American individuals to colonial societies and economies.

Explore the conditions and treatment of slaves in various colonial regions, including their health, work, and resistance strategies.

Evaluate the significance of cultural practices, festivals, and resistance movements among African American slaves.

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Definitions:

Axel Honneth

A German philosopher known for his work on social recognition theory, critiquing and expanding upon the theories of the Frankfurt School.

Contemporary Social Movement

refers to organized collective efforts emerging in recent times aiming to promote or resist changes in society with a specific agenda.

Identity

The qualities, beliefs, personality, looks, and expressions that make a person or group different from others.

Network Television

Refers to traditional broadcasting systems that provide television programs to the public without the need for cable or satellite, using terrestrial signals.