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Which field of study focuses on understanding how cognitive processes influence individuals in social situations?
Which field of study focuses on understanding how cognitive processes influence individuals in social situations?
- Computational cognitive science
- Cognitive psychology (correct)
- Cognitive neuropsychology
- Cognitive neuroscience
According to John Watson, why should scientists focus on stimuli and responses in studying human cognition?
According to John Watson, why should scientists focus on stimuli and responses in studying human cognition?
- Because mental progress cannot be observed and verified
- Because behavioral data can be collected
- Because it is the most scientific approach
- Because it allows for the study of observable phenomena (correct)
Which approach to studying cognition focuses on using behavioral evidence to understand human cognition?
Which approach to studying cognition focuses on using behavioral evidence to understand human cognition?
- Computational cognitive science
- Cognitive psychology (correct)
- Cognitive neuroscience
- Cognitive neuropsychology
What does Tolman's rat+maze experiment suggest about the relationship between mental progress and observable behavior?
What does Tolman's rat+maze experiment suggest about the relationship between mental progress and observable behavior?
Which meeting is mentioned as the initial one for the development of cognitive psychology?
Which meeting is mentioned as the initial one for the development of cognitive psychology?
What is the focus of social psychologists?
What is the focus of social psychologists?
Which approach to studying cognition emphasizes the use of behavioral evidence?
Which approach to studying cognition emphasizes the use of behavioral evidence?
What did John Watson argue scientists should focus on in studying human cognition?
What did John Watson argue scientists should focus on in studying human cognition?
What does Tolman's rat+maze experiment suggest about mental progress and observable behavior?
What does Tolman's rat+maze experiment suggest about mental progress and observable behavior?
