The Theoretical Orientation That Insisted on Verifiability of Observation Was

question 156

Multiple Choice

The theoretical orientation that insisted on verifiability of observation was

• A) structuralism.
• B) functionalism.
• C) behaviourism.
• D) psychoanalysis.

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Definitions:

Achieved Ethnic Identity

The stage at which an individual has explored and resolved their feelings and attitudes about their ethnic group, leading to a clearly defined sense of ethnic self-concept.

Bicultural Identity

Identifying and integrating aspects of two distinct cultures into one's own identity, often experienced by individuals who have been raised in two or more cultures.

Dominant Culture

The prevailing culture in a given society, which often sets norms, values, and practices that are widely adopted or enforced.

Constructive Play

Play in which children manipulate objects to produce or build something.