The Method of Introspection Was Used by Edward Titchener to Identify

question 33

Multiple Choice

The method of introspection was used by Edward Titchener to identify

• A) inherited traits.
• B) maladaptive behaviors.
• C) unconscious motives.
• D) sensory experiences.

Understand the role and basis of intuition in decision-making.

Comprehend the emotional aspects of decision-making and preference formation.

Acknowledge the significance of knowledge, experience, and the need for social approval in creativity and decision-making.

Understand the stages of creativity and conditions that foster or hinder creative thinking in organizations.

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Definitions:

Differential Emotions Theory

A theory that categorizes emotions into fundamental and discrete categories, each associated with specific physiological patterns and behavioral expressions.

Universal Emotions

Basic emotions that are experienced by all humans across different cultures and include happiness, sadness, anger, fear, surprise, and disgust.

Cross-Cultural Research

The study of similarities and differences in behavior, traditions, values, and social norms across different cultures.

Ekman's Idea

Refers to psychologist Paul Ekman's theory that there are six basic emotions - happiness, sadness, fear, disgust, anger, and surprise - which are universal across human cultures.