________ occurs when the fetus experiences a sudden lack of oxygen, change in heart rate, or change in respiration

Kelly’s approach to psychological theory differs from many others because

A) of its extensive use of mathematical symbol. B) of its strict adherence to Darwinian theory. C) he eliminates many of the common terms shared by other personality theories. D) the theory makes no predictions whatsoever.

Relative to experimental and natural science at their best, May felt that the new science of humans would be

A) no less rigorous and wholehearted. B) indebted to existential philosophy. C) much more “user friendly.” D) much less reliant on the scientific method and mathematics.