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tfester

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Which theme of cognitive psychology relates to the relative contributions of our genetic inheritances and our surrounding environments?
 
  a. structures versus processes
 b. nature versus nurture
 c. biological versus behavioral methods
  d. rationalism versus empiricism

Question 2

Mrs. M has difficulties with managing relationships. She is paranoid about anything that is said and often interprets comments as an attack on her or her family. These symptoms and others are studied by a therapist for years and then written up to help others understand her particular constellation of symptoms. This is an example of a ____.
 
  a. naturalistic observation
 b. psychobiological research
  c. case study
 d. self-report



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

c





 

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