The Major Difference Between the Modern Cognitive Science Idea of the Unconscious

question 32

Multiple Choice

The major difference between the modern cognitive science idea of the unconscious and Freud's view of the unconscious is that Freud saw the unconscious as as __________________.
,whereas modern cognitive science views it

• A) the function of the id; the result of multiple neuronal pathways interacting with the stimuli presented to the individual
• B) a seething caldron of emotional conflicts; neuronal pathways interacting with the stimuli presented to the individual
• C) the function of the superego; the ability to process, store, and act upon information without awareness
• D) a seething caldron of emotional conflicts; the ability to process, store, and act upon information without ^awareness

Understand prisons as agents of socialization and their outcomes.

Distinguish between types of crime based on underlying motives.

Explore contemporary issues and reforms in the penal system.

Understand the nature and definitions of white-collar crime, including examples.

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Definitions:

Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder

A mental health disorder characterized by unwanted, repeated thoughts (obsessions) and behaviors (compulsions) that one feels the urge to repeat again and again.

Compulsive Behaviors

Actions that a person feels compelled to perform repeatedly, often in response to an obsessive thought, typically leading to significant distress or impairment.

Reinforcement

In psychology, a process that strengthens or increases the likelihood of a behavior by adding a stimulus following the behavior.

Epigenetic Marks

Chemical modifications to the DNA or histone proteins that affect gene activity without altering the DNA sequence, impacting how genes are expressed.