Cognitive Psychologists View Conscious and Unconscious Mental Life As

question 274

Multiple Choice

Cognitive psychologists view conscious and unconscious mental life as:

• A) complementary forms of information processing.
• B) two levels in Freud's three-level model of consciousness.
• C) the sources of controlled and automatic processing.
• D) analogous to selective versus divided attention.

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