Question

5 - history of psychological theories: cognitive psychology and humanism
learning objective: contrast the key psychological theories and founders of cognitive psychology and humanism.
cognitive psychology is the study of __________.
a.) unconscious thoughts, feelings, and desires
b.) internal mental processes, such as thinking, remembering, and perceiving
c.) individuals and their interaction in the environment
d.) whole (i.e., entire) mental events

Explanation:

Cognitive psychology focuses on internal mental functions like thinking, memory, and perception, not unconscious aspects (a), environmental - individual interactions (c), or whole mental events in a general sense (d).

Answer:

B. internal mental processes, such as thinking, remembering, and perceiving