During the 1960s, the Movement Away from Traditionalbehaviorism and Toward

question 99

Multiple Choice

During the 1960s, the movement away from traditionalbehaviorism and toward the study of how mental processesinfluence behavior was called:

• A)"the cognitive revolution" and was influenced by the development of the first computers.
• B)the "third force" in American psychology.
• C)the positive psychology perspective.
• D)neuroscience or neuropsychological and was influenced by the development of the first computers.

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Definitions:

Larger Community

A broad social unit or group that encompasses individuals beyond immediate familiar or local interactions, typically sharing a common location, interests, or goals.

Self-fulfilling Prophecy

A prediction that causes itself to become true due to the belief and behavior of the person holding it.

Bloomers

A term often used in educational psychology to refer to students who show significant improvement in their performance, presumably due to certain interventions or expectations.

Intellectual Abilities

The capacities related to the mind such as reasoning, problem-solving, planning, abstract thinking, comprehending complex ideas, learning quickly, and learning from experience.