In Contemporary Psychology, the Psychodynamic Perspective, the Behavioral Perspective, and the Humanistic

Multiple Choice

In contemporary psychology, the psychodynamic perspective, the behavioral perspective, and the humanistic perspective:

A) are often emphasized among psychologists working in the mental health field.
B) are considered pseudosciences.
C) have been combined to form a new major perspective in modern psychology called comparative psychology.
D) focus on how people process and remember information, develop language, solve problems, and think.