Our Early Ancestors Commonly Attributed Disordered Behavior to

question 23

Multiple Choice

Our early ancestors commonly attributed disordered behavior to

• A) "bad blood."
• B) evil spirits.
• C) brain injury.
• D) laziness.

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Definitions:

Lab Animals

Animals used in scientific research to study biological processes, drug effects, disease mechanisms, and other phenomena relevant to human health and behavior.

Titchener--Structuralism

A theory in psychology, pioneered by Edward Titchener, that aimed to describe the structure of the mind using introspection, focusing on different components of consciousness.

Freud--Behaviorism

No clear definition as a single key term; seems to potentially conflate Freud's psychoanalytic theory with the separate behaviorist school of psychology.

Collect Evidence

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