In the 1950's, Two Psychological Theories, Behaviorism and Cognitivism, Were

question 55

Multiple Choice

In the 1950's, two psychological theories, behaviorism and cognitivism, were pitted against each other to:

• A) explain what goes on in the mind of a rat.
• B) account for differences in developmental stages.
• C) explain how children acquire the complexities and use of language.
• D) serve as a test for studying changes in human behavior.

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Definitions:

Inside Perspective

A perspective from within an organization or group, focusing on internal processes, values, and experiences as understood by its members.

Client

A person or organization receiving services from a professional or company under agreed terms.

Autobiographies

Written accounts of one's own life, often used in psychological studies to understand personality development and life experiences.

Historical Information

Recorded or gathered data about past events and conditions relevant to a particular subject or field.