PSYC 2410 Chapter 2: Ch02_TB_Pinel_9e

• School: University of Guelph
• Department: Psychology
• Course: PSYC 2410
• Professor: Boyer Winters

Document Summary

Evolution, genetics, and experience: thinking about the biology of behavior. Multiple choice questions: the general intellectual climate of a culture is referred to as its, canon, guano, zeitgeist, converging operations, confounds. Type: (factual: a major purpose of chapter 2 of biopsychology is to teach you not to think about the biology of behavior in terms of, instinct, cartesian dualism, traditional dichotomies, psychology, the brain. Type: (factual: the idea that the human brain and human mind are separate entities was formalized in the 1600s by, hebb, locke, plato, descartes, pinel. Type: (factual: descartes"s philosophy was called, monism, behaviorism, ethology, mentalism, dualism. Type: (factual: nature is to nurture as, learning is to genetics, behaviorism is to ethology, genetics is to experience, both a and b, both b and c. Type: (factual: european ethologists focused on the study of, invertebrates, instinctive behaviors, learning, both a and c, both b and c.