In Assessing Candidates for Spy Missions During World War II

question 297

Multiple Choice

In assessing candidates for spy missions during World War II, U.S. Army psychologists subjected them to simulated undercover conditions. This best illustrates the use of an assessment strategy favored by ________ theories.

• A) trait
• B) psychodynamic
• C) social-cognitive
• D) humanistic

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Definitions:

Michel Foucault

A French philosopher and social theorist known for his contributions to post-structuralism and critical theory, especially in relation to power, knowledge, and discourse.

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