<span>John B. Watson believed that the focal point in the study of psychology should be the observable human behavior.
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</span><span>John B. Watson was an American psychologist who developed a psychological current; Behaviorism. This approach emphasizes the observable behavior in humans and animals. He believed that the only approach to research should be observable human behavior by playing down the conscious and unconscious aspects of human behavior.
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They both were alike concerning finances - both wanted govt to finance improvements to run country
Both believed this could be achieved through a representative democracy
Wanted the best for the nation. (They wanted it to prosper and be strong)
Both were American Political parties
Both were a force in 1786 & 1800
They were more different then alike by far.
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For me if any of the idea about the government were embraced by the founding generation today it would be the idea of providing free internet for all. Internet now has become a commodity for everybody thus if the government provide this it would be the greatest idea to have today.
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<span>diedre is encountering anxiety </span><span>a challenge in intercultural relationships.
In intercultural relationship, anxiety will become a gate that prevent people with different intercultural backgrounds to get close with one another (because people from different culture may appear to be weird or frightening for most people)
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Socialist parties grew during the period of labor unrest and high unemployment because their platform appealed to people that were experiencing inequality and widespread misery which they blamed on the government and corporations. The promise of socialism and its ideologies readily appealed to them as a result of their misery
