In Breaking with the "Fiber" Psychologists' Emphasis on Sensationalism, Biran

question 17

Multiple Choice

In breaking with the "fiber" psychologists' emphasis on sensationalism, Biran argued for:

• A) innate ideas of the mind.
• B) a reliance on materialism.
• C) thought processes as an aggregate of sensation.
• D) thought processes as a unified, whole entity.
• E) a mechanical view of the acquisition of human experience.

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Definitions:

Social Deprivation

The lack of regular, positive social interactions and relationships, which can lead to significant cognitive and emotional problems.

Sensory Stimulation

The input of sensory information to the brain, which can influence an individual's mental state and physical well-being.

Love and Affection

Deep feelings of fondness and caring towards someone, often characterized by emotional attachment and expressions of warmth.

Imprinting

A form of learning occurring at a particular age or a life stage that is rapid and apparently independent of the consequences of behavior.