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One of Einstein's major contributions to the study of physics was his theory of

(psychoanalysis, momentum, or relativity).

Einstein's theories argued that the knowledge acquired through (instinct, the senses, or the psyche) was not always accurate.

In introducing his theories involving (relativity, physics, or, psychoanalysis), Freud tried to explain human behavior and emotion.

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Deborah Walker

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30 March, 00:22

Use the drop-down menu to complete each statement.

One of Einstein's major contributions to the study of physics was his theory of

(psychoanalysis, momentum, or relativity).

Einstein's theories argued that the knowledge acquired through (instinct, the senses, or the psyche) was not always accurate.

In introducing his theories involving (relativity, physics, or, psychoanalysis), Freud tried to explain human behavior and emotion.

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Danielle English · Answer 1

1. relativity 2. senses 3. psychoanalysis

Livia Ali · Answer 2

- relativity

- senses

- psychoanalysis

Explanation:

Einstein's theory of general relativity (1915) concluded that massive objects generate distortion in space-time, which is perceived as gravity.

This theory implies that knowledge acquired through our senses may be unreliable. For example, contrary to the idea of universal time, the time displayed by a clock depends on its trajectory as it travels through the universe.

Freud founded psychoanalysis as a therapy aimed to release repressed emotions, making the unconscious conscious.