Which of the Following Do Behaviourism and Psychoanalytic Theory Have

question 15

Multiple Choice

Which of the following do behaviourism and psychoanalytic theory have in common?

• A) an emphasis on the role sexuality in behaviour
• B) a resistance to the use of animal subjects in psychological research
• C) the notion that unconscious motives have a major influence on behaviour
• D) the implication that people are not masters of their own destinies

Identify the key events, such as the Kornilov Affair and the February Revolution, that influenced the Bolsheviks' rise to power and the eventual Russian Revolution.

Understand the importance and role of soviets and the Red Guards within the revolution.

Analyze the effect of World War I and government policies on the Russian public and the revolutionary movements.

Discuss the consolidation of Bolshevik power and the strategies used against political opponents.

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Definitions:

Western

Pertaining to or characteristic of the cultures, institutions, and thought originating from or associated with Europe and North America.

Anthony Giddens

A British sociologist who developed the theory of structuration and wrote extensively on contemporary society, modernity, and globalization.

Samuel Huntington

An American political scientist known for his "Clash of Civilizations" theory, which posits cultural and religious identities as the primary sources of global conflict.

Cultural Identity

represents the identity or feeling of belonging to a group based on shared cultural traits, heritage, language, religion, and traditions.