Match Each Description with the Item Below

question 56

Multiple Choice

Match each description with the item below.
-Ralph Ellison

• A)was the African American writer who wrote the novel Invisible Man, which explores life in a superficial world
• B)was a popular radio personality and priest who wrote a phenomenal best-selling book on practical Christianity
• C)was the openly gay cultural figure who wrote the provocative prose-poem "Howl"
• D)challenged bus segregation in Montgomery, Alabama, by being arrested rather than giving up a seat to a white man
• E)wrote The Crack in the Picture Window, a vicious satire of affluent suburbia
• F)was the American pilot who had spied on the Soviets by taking pictures of military installations
• G)proclaimed the creation of a Democratic Republic of Vietnam and used force to resist the restoration of a colonial regime
• H)was the Soviet premier who threatened to give East Germany control of East Berlin and walked out of the resulting summit meeting
• I)was an Arkansas governor who argued that racial integration was an issue of states rights
• J)was a chief justice of the U.S. Supreme Court under whose leadership it was an engine for social and political change
• K)led a Communist regime in Cuba and failed to be ousted despite a secret operation authorized by Eisenhower
• L)was the prime minister of Iran who cut diplomatic ties with Great Britain and was later overthrown

Explain the behaviorists’ stance on the use of mental terms and internal states in understanding behavior.

Understand the concept of determinism as it applies to behaviorism.

Identify the experimental methods used by behaviorists to study learning and behavior.

Understand the influence of Darwin's theory of evolution on the study of animal learning and intelligence.

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Definitions:

Implicit Propositions

Statements or conclusions that are not directly expressed but are suggested or assumed within an argument or narrative.

Syllogisms

Logical arguments where a conclusion is inferred from two given or assumed propositions, each sharing a common or middle term.

Prejudged

Formed an opinion or conclusion about something or someone before having sufficient knowledge or experience.

Implicit Propositions

Statements implied within an argument, not directly stated but understood in the context.