An Information Processing Approach to Understanding Cognition Does NOT

question 29

Multiple Choice

An information processing approach to understanding cognition does NOT

• A)propose a sequence of mental operations to explain cognition.
• B)use computer models to describe cognitive processes.
• C)describe cognition as processing information in stages.
• D)rely on behavioral principles to explain specific stimulus-response relationships.

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Definitions:

Sexual Orientation

An innate enduring emotional, romantic, or sexual attraction to other people, distinguished by orientation towards the same gender, different genders, both, or neither.

Nurturing Behaviors

Actions that support physical, emotional, and psychological growth and well-being in others.

Self-Reliance

The quality of being able to depend on oneself for various needs and to make independent decisions.

Independence

The state of being self-reliant and free from outside control, enabling the individual to make their own decisions and actions.