In the 1960s,the Cognitive Revolution in Psychology Involved a Renewal

question 56

Multiple Choice

In the 1960s,the cognitive revolution in psychology involved a renewal of interest in the scientific study of

• A) mental processes.
• B) hereditary influences.
• C) unconscious motives.
• D) learned behaviors.

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Definitions:

Ecstasy

A strong feeling of happiness or euphoria, often used to describe a drug (MDMA) that can induce such feelings.

Long-Term Use

The continuous use of a substance or engagement in a behavior for an extended period, which may lead to various outcomes depending on the context.

Academic Underachievement

A significant discrepancy between a student's potential capabilities and their actual performance, often due to various factors such as learning disabilities, lack of motivation, or inadequate teaching methods.

Marijuana Use

The act of consuming marijuana, a psychoactive drug derived from the Cannabis plant, which can have various effects on mental and physical health.