Historical Anecdotes and Accounts That Are Oversimplified,misleading,or Completely Incorrect and That

question 25

Multiple Choice

Historical anecdotes and accounts that are oversimplified,misleading,or completely incorrect and that are passed down from one generation of textbooks to another to impart a sense of tradition is something historian of psychology Franz Samelson called

• A) historiography.
• B) progressivism.
• C) the origin myth process.
• D) new history of psychology.

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