The cognitive revolution __________.
A) ignored the methodological rigor put in place by behaviorists
B) asserted that memory was like a computer
C) considered thought an invalid topic of study
D) felt memory was unimportant because it was not observable

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The cognitive revolution viewed memory as a computer-like process, so B is the correct answer. A is incorrect because the cognitive revolution did not ignore methodology; in fact, it put forth its own rigorous methods. C is incorrect because cognitive psychology is all about studying thought processes. D is incorrect because memory is highly important in cognitive psychology, and is often a central topic of study.

The Cognitive Revolution __________