Answer and Explanation
Introspection was Method by which trained observers carefully reflect and report on their mental experiences.
The fundamental problem with the introspectionist school of psychology was that the use of introspection as an experimental technique was often criticized because Introspection was limited in its use; complex subjects such as learning, personality, mental disorders, and development are difficult or even impossible to study with this technique and also different observers often provided significantly different responses to the exact same stimuli This was a bigger challenge to introspectionist school of psychology
Answer:
The correct answers are:
1 - C: Who am I and what am I going to do with my future?
2 - B: CT Scan
Explanation:
1)_ To begin with, Erik Erikson was a german-american psychoanalyst known for his theory on psychological development of human beings in which he developed a concept called ''the identity crisis'' and ''the stages of psychosocial development''. In addition to that last one, the stage number 5, the period of the adolescence, Erikson called it <u><em>''Fidelity, Identity vs Role Confusion'' </em></u>and it establishes that the main questions a person asks himself is that: who is he, how he fits in and what should he do for the rest of his life. In that stage the person seeks for his own unique identity.
2)_ To begin with, a CT Scan or Computed Tomography Scan is the name given to technique that uses X-rays to produce images of a specific area of a scanned object and that allows the user to see inside that object. Moreover, <u><em>CT scanning of the head is typically used to detect tumors</em></u>.
The answer is <span> Margaret Mead
Margared Mead choose the samoan civilization because they're secluded for the rest of the culture in that time (1925)
Her study showed that compared to western adolescents, Samoan Adolescents are far less stressful because they felt no restrictional standards that found in western society.</span>
Overt antisocial behavior. It's possible that patterns of behavior which exit from framework of "normal" behavior, which will later be lost, occur at this age. However, it is also possible that such behavior can indicate on early psychopathy and in future this behavior will developing.
