William James Believed That the Peculiar Disorders Described by Charcot

Multiple Choice

William James believed that the peculiar disorders described by Charcot and Janet suggested that:

A) hypnosis may be a superior technique to introspection in identifying the building blocks of consciousness.
B) psychological disorders are too idiosyncratic to be a proper subject matter for psychology.
C) the brain can create many conscious selves that are not aware of each other's existence.
D) functionalism cannot be applied as a conceptual framework for understanding psychological disorders.