How were Montessori and Piaget alike?
a. They were both research assistants in Thorndike's laboratory.
b. They both believed that extrinsic rewards encouraged children's education.
c. Their contributions laid the foundation for the modern Western education system.
d. They were both pure social scientists, meaning neither had formal education in life
science.
e. They both focused on children's developing cognitive abilities.
e. They both focused on children's developing cognitive abilities.
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Titchener argued that psychology is unique among the sciences because ____.?
a. ?psychology alone is dependent on experiencing persons b. ?only psychology studies brain-behavior relationships c. ?only psychology uses introspection d. ?only psychology depends on human observers e. ?None of the choices are correct; he believed psychology was virtually identical to the natural sciences
Development tasks contribute to increased mastery over our environment.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)