Many current cognitive psychologists have adapted Freud's theory of the unconscious by stating that only a small fraction of psychological activity is conscious. This is known as
A) catharsis.
B) consecutive conscious thought.
C) parallel distributed processing.
D) object relations theory.

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Parallel distributed processing is a model in cognitive psychology that suggests information processing happens simultaneously across different pathways in the brain, aligning with the idea that much of psychological activity is unconscious or not in immediate conscious awareness.

Many Current Cognitive Psychologists Have Adapted Freud's Theory of the Unconscious