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(b)BFSkinner the unconditionedstimulus? idea that higher order thoughts 21. Psychoanalysis is an attempt to (c)V'illiamStern (a)Thecaraceident 1. The wordp.sychtilogymeans: (a)Conscious result from the combination of explainwhat? (d)MaxWertheimer (b) Remesh's fear and anxiety (a)Seienceof the soul (b)Unconscious psychological elementary mental processes, (a)Normal 49. Which represents the correct (c)musicbyjourney (c)Pre-conscious which the individual learns to (b) Scienceofthe body functioning order of Piagets stages of (d)Alloftheabove (d)drivinginacar (c)Scienceof the mind (b)Normal and abnormal associate with one another based intellectualdevelopment? 13. An example of classical 42.Whenachildhearsaloudnoise,he (d)Studyofeducation psychological functioning. onexperience? (a)sensor motor, concrete cries. The familysdogoftenharks 2. 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