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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