General Studies · History of Psychology
William James famously characterized the sensory world of a newborn infant as a:
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- 1'structured matrix of reflexes'
- 2'blank slate of sensory experience'
- 3'haphazard stimulation of nerve cells'
- 4'blooming, buzzing confusion'✓
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'blooming, buzzing confusion'
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