Answer:
The scientific method requires an answer to be both falsifiable and verifiable. Early scientists looked at previous knowledge by turning to spirits, or other things that could not be explained or verifiable.
Answer:
The answer is: transference.
Explanation:
The concept of transference is central to Freud's theory and its therapeutic approach. It illustrates the process in which the patient projects his unresolved feelings, usually about one of his main caregivers, the mother or the father, onto the analyst (therapist).
This process is central to psychoanalisis because it can be used as an instrument to resolve and overcome ailments that can be hidden very deep in the unconscious and for which simply talking about such feelings is not enough; however, it can also provoke hostil attitudes towards the therapist.
Answer: Battle of the somme
Explanation:
Answer: I think it's D
Explanation: I'm not really sure not good at that stuff