Based on Hippocrates' humoral theory, "sanguine" describes a person who is

a. pessimistic.
b. pale

Leonard Berkowitz (1981, p. 12) wrote, "An angry person can pull the trigger of a gun if he [sic] wants to commit violence; but the trigger can also pull the finger or otherwise elicit aggressive reactions from him [sic], if he [sic] is ready to aggress and does not have strong inhibitions against such behaviour." This quote is an argument

A) that the presence of guns can increase aggression. B) against gun control. C) that lethal violence is a major part of American society. D) that "guns don't kill people; people kill people." E) that gun violence cannot be reduced.

In the 19th and early 20th centuries, many of the early contributions to psychology were made, not by psychologists, but by individuals from other professions

Identify how each of the following professions/areas contributed to the early development of psychology: physics, evolutionary theory, medicine, and the social sciences. Provide examples of individual contributions for each. What will be an ideal response?