​According to Tinbergen,the Argument That Humans Are Essentially Different from All

question 91

Multiple Choice

​According to Tinbergen,the argument that humans are essentially different from all other animals and that the gap between humans and animals can never be bridged ____.

• A)assumes that it will be futile even to search for animal roots
• B)is essential to the meaningful study of human neuropsychology​
• C)is the only scientifically-defensible point of view​
• D)will stimulate research into the relationship between the mind and brain​

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