What Was the Driving Force of Decolonization of the Non-Western

question 35

Multiple Choice

What was the driving force of decolonization of the non-Western world?

• A)The growth of national pride and a sense of resentment at being controlled.
• B)The rapidly expanding and prosperous economies of Third World countries.
• C)The desire to accelerate the growth of Christianity in other countries.
• D)The desire to embrace communism and polarization in their countries.
• E)The sense of moral superiority that colonies developed after World War II.

Identify the relationships between wars, societal needs, and the evolution of psychological testing.

Understand the concepts and applications of various types of psychological tests.

Recognize unethical and biased practices in the history of psychological testing.

Grasp the role of psychological testing in educational settings historically.

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