The Motor Theory of Thinking Proposes That

question 39

Multiple Choice

The motor theory of thinking proposes that

• A) thought is subvocal speech or other minute muscular movements
• B) thinking is an instinctive motor phenomenon
• C) conditioning controls instinctive thought processes
• D) "motors" in the brain control thinking

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