One of McDougall's Major Criticisms of Watson's Position Was That

question 35

Multiple Choice

One of McDougall's major criticisms of Watson's position was that it:

• A)was too subjective
• B)relied too heavily on the concept of instinct
• C)could not account for the most satisfying human experiences
• D)viewed both human and nonhuman behavior as purposive

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Definitions:

Cross-sectional

A type of study or analysis that examines a population or a specific subset at a single point in time, allowing researchers to analyze data from a population at a specific time.

Naturalistic Observation

A research method in which subjects are observed in their natural environment without any manipulation by the researcher, used to study behavior in a real-world setting.

Longitudinal

A type of study or research that follows the same subjects over a period of time.

Attachment

A deep and enduring emotional bond that connects one person to another across time and space, often discussed in the context of child development theories.