During the Late 1960s, Psychologists Began to Favor the Cognitive

question 9

Multiple Choice

During the late 1960s, psychologists began to favor the cognitive approach, because they felt that the behaviorist approach

• A) emphasized unobservable cognitive processes.
• B) overused Wundt's technique of introspection.
• C) placed too much emphasis on concepts such as reinforcement and observable responses.
• D) devoted too much research to the organization of memory.

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