In 1901, Karl Marbe Couldn't Know That by Documenting an Example

question 6

Multiple Choice

In 1901, Karl Marbe couldn't know that by documenting an example of the cognitive unconscious in action, he set in motion a debate that would soon result in the rejection of

• A) ​humanism.
• B) behaviorism.
• C) ​psychoanalysis.
• D) ​introspectionism.

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