Recognition that five of nine main symptoms of depression are present may lead to a(n)

As with the psychodynamic perspective, a critique of the humanistic perspective is that

A) it assumes humans are driven by unconscious desires. B) young children have sexual urges. C) it focuses too much on the negative aspects on humanity. D) it is not based on scientific evidence.

After the amazing case of Clever Hans was given a thorough investigation, a psychologist determined that there was a very simple explanation why this horse was able to demonstrate such amazing cognitive abilities. What was this conclusion?

a. Clever Hans had a genetic abnormality that had actually given him cognitive abilities never before seen in a stallion. b. Clever Hans was not actually answering the questions he was being asked, but was responding to subtle unconscious gestures made by his owner. c. Clever Hans had learned to answer questions as a result of rigorous training and tutoring, and was, in fact, answering the questions he was asked correctly. d. Clever Hans was really a myth that people had come to believe even though nobody had ever seen him. This demonstrated the power of "word of mouth" when it comes to incredible stories.