Modernists tended to assume that a condition called "_______" did exist and could be defined and used as a kind of measure against which experience could be understood.

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Modernists believed in the existence of a universal and objective standard of normality that could be used to measure and evaluate human experience. This belief was a core tenet of modernism and influenced fields ranging from psychology to literature. The other options are not directly related to this belief in a universal standard of normality.

Modernists Tended to Assume That a Condition Called "_______" Did