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Which branch of psychology originated in the 1960s as a break from behaviorism?
Which branch of psychology originated in the 1960s as a break from behaviorism?
What are some of the mental processes studied in cognitive psychology?
What are some of the mental processes studied in cognitive psychology?
Which disciplines have integrated work derived from cognitive psychology?
Which disciplines have integrated work derived from cognitive psychology?
What is the difference between cognitive psychology and cognitive science?
What is the difference between cognitive psychology and cognitive science?
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What did behaviorism believe about unobservable mental processes?
What did behaviorism believe about unobservable mental processes?
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Cognitive Psychology
- Cognitive psychology originated in the 1960s as a break from behaviorism.
Mental Processes in Cognitive Psychology
- Cognitive psychology studies various mental processes including:
- Perception
- Attention
- Memory
- Language
- Problem-solving
- Decision-making
- Learning
Interdisciplinary Integrations
- Cognitive psychology has been integrated into various disciplines, including:
- Neuroscience
- Philosophy
- Computer Science
- Anthropology
- Education
- Linguistics
Cognitive Psychology vs. Cognitive Science
- Cognitive psychology focuses on the scientific study of mental processes underlying behavior and perception.
- Cognitive science is a broader field that encompasses cognitive psychology, as well as other disciplines, such as computer science, neuroscience, and philosophy, to understand the nature of intelligence.
Behaviorism's View on Mental Processes
- Behaviorism believed that unobservable mental processes, such as thoughts and feelings, were not worthy of scientific study.
- Behaviorists focused on observable behaviors and their environmental causes, rather than internal mental processes.
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Test your knowledge of cognitive psychology and its key concepts with this quiz. Explore topics such as attention, memory, perception, problem solving, and reasoning. Challenge yourself and see how much you know about this fascinating field of study!
