A Phenomenological Approach in Psychology

question 13

Multiple Choice

A phenomenological approach in psychology:

• A) recognizes the unity of experience perceived by the individual.
• B) views mental activity in terms of the elements of consciousness.
• C) views mental activity as devoid of environmental influences.
• D) analyzes consciousness into causal parts.
• E) reinforces the validity of the experimental method.

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Definitions:

Asexual Propagation

A method of reproducing new plants from the existing plant's parts rather than from seeds, involving processes such as cutting, grafting, or layering.

α-Amylase

An enzyme that breaks down starches into sugars and is found in saliva and pancreatic fluid, aiding in the digestive process.

Gibberellin

A plant hormone that promotes growth and influences various developmental processes, including stem elongation, germination, and flowering.

Senescence

The process of aging where cells lose the ability to divide, grow, and function, leading to the eventual death of the cell.