Question

one of the major advances in psychology that occurred in the 19th century was (1 point) that the brain was separated into 26 different organs. that observation was the best means of knowing the world. the acceptance of the idea that specific mental processes are associated with discrete regions of the brain. that dualism was a false theory.

Explanation:

In the 19th - century psychology, a major advancement was the acceptance of the localization of function in the brain, i.e., specific mental processes are associated with discrete regions of the brain. The idea that the brain was separated into 26 different organs is an old - and inaccurate phrenological concept. Observation being the best means of knowing the world is a more general epistemological idea not specific to 19th - century psychology advancements. The rejection of dualism was not a major 19th - century psychology advancement.

Answer:

the acceptance of the idea that specific mental processes are associated with discrete regions of the brain.