Historically, Who Was a Proponent of a Separation of Emotions

question 61

Multiple Choice

Historically, who was a proponent of a separation of emotions and intelligence?

• A) David Wechsler
• B) Henry Goddard
• C) E. L Thorndike
• D) all of the above

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Definitions:

Consciousness

The ability to understand and contemplate one's own reality, feelings, mental processes, setting, and personal experiences.

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