You attend a lecture by a psychologist who suggests that people have many choices that cannot be understood by studying animals or maladjusted persons. Which psychological perspective is consistent with the points the psychologist presented?

Which of the following is true of the Japanese language?

A) Kanji symbols follow precise pronunciation rules. B) Kana symbols are a visual representation of a concept. C) Kanji symbols are a visual representation of a vowel or syllable. D) Kanji symbols are a visual representation of a concept. E) Difficulty in reading kana symbols is analogous to surface dyslexia.

At the heart of Skinner’s research is the belief that

A) humans are not essentially different from other animals. B) animals are like ourselves, rather than the reverse. C) humans inherently possess the potential to actualize themselves. D) it is better to generalize to human behavior from pigeons than from rats.