The school of Functionalism is against the school of _________psychology?
Correct answer: D. Structuralism
- A. None of these
- B. Functionalism
- C. Psychoanalytic
- D. Structuralism
Explanation
Functionalism developed partly as a reaction against structuralism. It rejected the attempt to reduce consciousness to separate elements and instead examined what mental processes do.
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