By the 1830s, British Reformers Argued That Solving the Problems

question 60

Multiple Choice

By the 1830s, British reformers argued that solving the problems of industrialization could only be done by ______________.

• A) factory owners
• B) utilitarians
• C) the government
• D) the Church of England
• E) educating the poor

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Definitions:

Rogers and Maslow

Two psychologists known for their humanistic approach to psychology, emphasizing individual potential and self-actualization.

Ivan Pavlov

A Russian physiologist best known for developing the concept of the conditioned reflex through his work on classical conditioning.

Learning

The process of gaining understanding or abilities by means of being educated, learning from experiences, or receiving instruction.

Perception

The process of organizing, interpreting, and consciously experiencing the information from the environment through the senses.