According to Marlene Moretti of Simon Frasier University, How Do

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Multiple Choice

According to Marlene Moretti of Simon Frasier University, how do depressed and non-depressed people differ in terms of cognitive processing?

• A)Depressed people are less able to access positive information about themselves and others.
• B)Depressed people are less able to access positive information about themselves but not about others.
• C)Depressed people more easily access all self-relevant information.
• D)There are no significant differences in the cognitive processing of depressed and non-depressed individuals.

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Definitions:

Behavioral Perspective

An approach in psychology that focuses on observable behaviors, emphasizing the effects of learning and environment on actions.

Observable Changes

Observable changes refer to alterations or differences in an object's or individual's state that can be perceived or measured directly.

Mental Activities

The range of cognitive operations and processes that take place within the human mind, such as thinking, understanding, learning, and remembering.

Encoding Information

The process of converting information into a form that allows it to be stored in our brain.