The Information-Processing Approach in Cognitive Psychology Assumes That the Human

question 88

Multiple Choice

The information-processing approach in cognitive psychology assumes that the human mind __________

• A) processes information in much the same way as a computer.
• B) is controlled by unconscious levels of processing similar to animal instincts.
• C) is so vast and complicated that it cannot be studied scientifically.
• D) processes information in a stream of consciousness triggered by the constantly changing environment.

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Definitions:

Discussion of Findings

The section of a research paper or report where results are interpreted, implications are discussed, and conclusions are drawn.

Functional Heading

Categorization used in documents or presentations to organize information based on function or role rather than chronology or hierarchy.

Observation

The process of closely monitoring or watching something or someone, often for the purpose of gathering data or understanding behavior.

Data Collection

The process of gathering and measuring information from varied sources to get a complete and accurate picture of an area of interest.