The Statement, "Answers to the Great Questions of Psychology Will

question 121

Multiple Choice

The statement, "answers to the great questions of psychology will ultimately be found in 'physiology' All behaviour, all experience, all feeling, indeed all the subject matter of psychology, are nothing more than the outcomes of the activity of the nervous system" is most consistent with the following view:

• A) functionalism.
• B) dualism.
• C) structuralism.
• D) monism.

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Definitions:

Class Interval

A range of values within which a variable can be categorized in the distribution of data.

Distribution

The way in which something is shared or spread out over a range, often referring to the distribution of values in a set of data.

Frequency Polygon

A graphical representation of the distribution of a dataset. It shows the frequencies of classes or intervals of data as points, which are connected by line segments.

Class Interval

A range of values used in the grouping of a set of data points in a frequency distribution.