Question

fill in the blanks to complete the passage explaining two of the five domains of modern psychology.
according to the □ domain, what matters is how activity in your □ gives rise to your thoughts, feelings, and actions. by contrast, the □ domain focuses on how your □ affect your thoughts, feelings, and actions.
word bank: mental activities, brain and body, cognitive, biological

Explanation:

1. The first blank: The "biological" domain in psychology focuses on the physiological basis (brain and body activity) of thoughts, feelings, and actions. So the first blank is "biological".
2. The second blank: For the biological domain, the activity in "brain and body" (like neural activity, hormonal changes) gives rise to mental and behavioral responses. So the second blank is "brain and body".
3. The third blank: The "cognitive" domain is about mental processes (thinking, memory, etc.). So the third blank is "cognitive".
4. The fourth blank: The cognitive domain focuses on "mental activities" (like perception, problem - solving) that affect thoughts, feelings, and actions.

Answer:

According to the \boxed{biological} domain, what matters is how activity in your \boxed{brain and body} gives rise to your thoughts, feelings, and actions. By contrast, the \boxed{cognitive} domain focuses on how your \boxed{mental activities} affect your thoughts, feelings, and actions.