McDougall's Limited Definition of Behavior Included

question 9

Multiple Choice

McDougall's limited definition of behavior included:

• A) preparatory aspects for new situations.
• B) physiological responses to emotion.
• C) sensory responses.
• D) reflexes.
• E) invariant responses.

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Definitions:

All-embracing Spirit

A concept often related to holistic or spiritual perspectives suggesting an underlying, unifying force within the universe that connects all things.

Internal Conflict

A psychological struggle within the mind of a character, manifesting in the form of competing desires or impulses, leading to tension and a need for resolution.

Ontology

The study of being: “What is most real?”; “What is it for a thing to exist?”

Evaluative

Involving value judgments, as opposed to simply being descriptive.