How Is the Cognitive View of the Unconscious Different from Freud's

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Multiple Choice

How is the cognitive view of the unconscious different from Freud's view?

• A) The cognitive view sees the unconscious as a major contributor to decision making; Freud sees it as a main determinant of personality.
• B) The cognitive view sees the unconscious as the foundation for all memories; Freud sees it as the main information processor.
• C) The cognitive view sees the unconscious as part of daily functioning; Freud sees it as a vast storehouse for painful memories.
• D) The cognitive view sees the unconscious as the storehouse for all memories; Freud sees it as a storehouse of implicit memories only.

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