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Cooldude101

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Fannie goes to a humanist therapist. When she talks about her frustrations with attempting to satisfy other people's demands, her therapist may suggest that Fannie's attempts could lead to
 
  a. a distorted self-image.
  b. an inability to learn from experience. c. an inflated ego.
  d. unconscious aggressive desires.
  e. irrational and distorted thinking patterns.

Question 2

Kandel found that the amount of neurotransmitters released into synapses involved in the gill withdrawal reflex as the animal learned the conditioned response.
 
  a. increased
  b. decreased
  c. increased at first, and then decreased d. decreased at first, and then increased e. stayed the same



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

a



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