Multiple Choice
The romantic and existential movements of the 19th century prepared psychology for:
A) the dominance of a natural science model.
B) 20th century behavioral psychology.
C) the emergence of homogeneous models of psychology.
D) the emergence of a diversity of models for psychology.
E) the merger of psychology and physics.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q5: Kierkegaard believed that religious existence is:<br>A) consistent
Q6: Hegel's method of inquiry is known as:<br>A)
Q7: According to von Hartmann, the unconscious was
Q8: Hegel's dialectics contained a process of:<br>A) thesis,
Q9: Romanticism as a 19th century movement was
Q11: Historically, existential views are those which:<br>A)hold belief
Q12: For Fichte, the:<br>A) universal transcends all meaning.<br>B)
Q13: Rousseau assumed that all people possessed:<br>A) an
Q14: Kant's views on psychology left some scholars
Q15: Hegel's views led to the position that