For many years, psychologists addressing questions about human differences tended to fall into two camps. Those who emphasized the role of genes in human diversity were called:
A) empiricists.
B) behaviourists.
C) nativists.
D) psychoanalysts.

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The term "nativists" is commonly used to describe psychologists who emphasize the role of genes (nature) in human diversity, as opposed to environmental factors (nurture). Empiricists focus more on the role of experience and learning, behaviorists emphasize observable behavior, and psychoanalysts emphasize unconscious processes.

For Many Years, Psychologists Addressing Questions About Human Differences Tended