Which of the following concerns is NOT addressed by adopting a cognitive approach to the study of psychology? Just because something happens in a laboratory experiment does not mean it necessarily happens that way in real-life settings. Many mental processes unfold so rapidly that it is difficult to observe them. The study of psychology involves entities (like beliefs or desires) that cannot be directly observed. Many mental processes are unconscious.

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Yael Holder

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11 June, 14:09

Which of the following concerns is NOT addressed by adopting a cognitive approach to the study of psychology? Just because something happens in a laboratory experiment does not mean it necessarily happens that way in real-life settings. Many mental processes unfold so rapidly that it is difficult to observe them. The study of psychology involves entities (like beliefs or desires) that cannot be directly observed. Many mental processes are unconscious.

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Yadiel Hawkins · Answer 1

d. Just because something happens in a laboratory experiment does not mean it necessarily happens that way in real-life setting

Explanation:

Cognitive psychology is defined as the study of the mind. Therefore, whatever happens in cognitive psychology it is somehow related to this factor.

A cognitive approach is comparatively a modern approach for human behavior, that aims at how we think. It states that our thought processes influence the way we behave.

Also, experiment happening in laboratory carries different circumstances that might not be present in the real environment.