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Haya94

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Action or thought which appears as a seemingly automatic response to a given experience is called
 
  A) instinct. B) intention. C) habit. D) purpose.

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In research on the stream of consciousness, what is it called when researchers ask participants what they are thinking in the given moment?
 
  A) Moment analysis B) Cogntion surveying C) Thought sampling D) Phenomenology



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: C

Answer to Question 2

Answer: C



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