How did McNamara, Long, and Wike (1956) challenge the behaviorist assumption that performance equals learning?

What was the primary assumption of behaviorism regarding learning?

What does “distributed representation” mean in connectionist networks?

What does the illusion of fluency in memory suggest?

Cultural relativism teaches that the individual moral agent  is free to develop his own standard of right and wrong.

The four “faithless” or sub-Abrahams were all willing to sacrifice Isaac yet fell short of the Biblical Abraham’s faith.

The central theme of the book is the individual’s relationship to God and how that relationship affects one’s life as a being in the world.

Fear and Trembling was published in 1865.

The title of Fear & Trembling uses words from which New Testament book?

John the Silent concludes that Abraham is not genuinely an admirable man since he was prepared to kill his son.