Exam 11: Functionalism

Hall believed that each individual in his or her lifetime reenacted all of the evolutionary stages of the human species.This belief was called:

In her studies of animal behavior (consciousness),Washburn's use of controlled behavior to index mental events was similar to the approach of:

Regarding experiencing emotion,which sequence,according to James,is correct?

Functionalism as a school eventually died out as its principles were proven wrong.

For James,the spiritual self:

According to Angell,the functional psychologist believed all of the following except:

Mary Whiton Calkins,after years of dealing with the administration,finally received her Ph.D.from Harvard in 1902.

When studying humans,James felt that:

During which stage of early American psychology was the statement "Psychology existed for the sake of logic,and logic for the sake of God" true?

Which of the following best describes the fate of functionalism?

Briefly discuss several of the aspects of James' psychology including stream of consciousness and his view of habits and instincts.

Dewey believed that the best way to learn was by:

Who was the first African-American in the U.S.to earn a Ph.D.in psychology?

For ____ ideas caused behavior,but for ____ behavior caused ideas.

As a result of his work with cats in puzzle boxes,Thorndike proposed the law of effect and the law of exercise.

According to James,what kept people working at boring jobs and the social strata from mixing?

All of the following were reasons that Hall opposed coeducation during adolescence and young adulthood except:

Washburn systematically studied several categories of animal behavior in order to:

Woodworth was primarily interested in ____,so he called his psychology,dynamic psychology.

In his study and treatment of mentally ill individuals,Münsterberg attempted to strengthen thoughts opposite to those causing his clients to have difficulties.He referred to this technique as: