A Cognitive Psychologist Who Argued That It Wasn't an Environmental

question 174

Multiple Choice

A cognitive psychologist who argued that it wasn't an environmental stimulus,but rather the subjective experience-or construal-of the stimulus that led to behavior,was:

• A)Karl Lashley.
• B)John Watson.
• C)Kurt Lewin.
• D)Noam Chomsky.

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Definitions:

Visual Perspective

The point of view from which an observer sees a scene or object, influenced by their physical position and psychological state.

Physical Support

Assistance provided in a tangible form, such as materials, resources, or physical presence and aid.

3-month-olds

Refers to infants at the age of three months, a developmental stage characterized by noticeable growth and behavioral changes.

Number Conservation

The understanding that the quantity of a set of items is unchanged even when the arrangement or appearance of the items is altered.