During the 1960s, the Movement Away from Traditionalbehaviorism and Toward

Multiple Choice

During the 1960s, the movement away from traditionalbehaviorism and toward the study of how mental processesinfluence behavior was called:

A) "the cognitive revolution" and was influenced by the development of the first computers.
B) the "third force" in American psychology.
C) the positive psychology perspective.
D) neuroscience or neuropsychological and was influenced by the development of the first computers.