Make your response by clicking on the letter you are choosing. The 'black box analogy' discussed in the text can be used to describe experimental psychology, introspectionism, and neuroscience. The 'black box analogy' discussed in the text can be used to describe experimental psychology, introspectionism, and neuroscience. The 'black box analogy' discussed in the text can be used to describe experimental psychology, introspectionism, and neuroscience. Sorry, solipsism is not right.
Nativism is the right answer.
Mentalism' has several meanings, but no commitment one way or the other to empiricist or nativist ideas. Sorry, behaviorism is not right. Sorry, this is not true. Indeed, introspection relies on exactly the opposite approach from what behaviorists believe. Behaviorists deny the relevance of mental states to psychological explanation.