Galen's Views About the Bodily Origins of Behavior Were Based

question 29

Multiple Choice

Galen's views about the bodily origins of behavior were based on his observations of

• A) the ventricular systems of humans and animals.
• B) the effects of heart injuries on behavior.
• C) spinal reflexes.
• D) the effects of head injuries in gladiators.

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