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What is the difference between cognitive social perspective of hypnosis and Hilgards dissociative explanation of hypnosis?
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What is the difference between cognitive perspective and biological perspective?
one works with the mind the other will remind you never to ask idiotic questions again
What does the cognitive perspective focus on?
The cognitive perspective focuses on cognition. The cognitive perspective looks at how our thought processes affect our behaviors and feelings.
An information processing perspective of development portrays cognitive development as?
gradually improving cognitive abilities
What perspective is especially interested in how you take in process store and retrieve information?
Cognitive Psychology.
The cognitive perspective was most influenced by?
yuor mom Your*
Perspective emphasizes how we store and retrieve information?
cognitive hehavioral
Which explanation of infants' cognitive competencies do you prefer and why?
There are many acceptable explanation of infants' cognitive competencies that are liked. One is that children are much more aware than they may seem.
Which perspective emphasizes how you store and retrieve information?
Which perspective emphasizes how we store and retrieve information?D.Cognitive behavioral
The cognitive perspective in psychology focuses on how?
Cognitive perspective focuses on the mental thinking process of how we acquire knowledge. The meaning of the word cognitive come directly from the Latin word cognito. Cognitive psychologist study how we learn, solve problems, make decisions and more.
What does the cognitive perspective in psychology focus on?
thinking, reasoning, and problem solving
What type of cognitive skill relates to justifying reasoning in terms of facts assumptions and criteria?
Explanation is an example of that cognitive skill.
You meet a pyschologist who says she views hypnosis from the social-cognitive perspective what is the best description of what her view of hypnosis would be?
The social-cognitive perspective views hypnosis as a response due to different aspects of it, not as an altered state.
