In Cognitive Psychology, a Script Can Best Be Described As

In cognitive psychology, a script can best be described as:

A) a particular way of talking oneself through a difficult situation.
B) knowledge about the typical sequence of events in an activity.
C) the things (e.g., "small talk") that someone typically says when initiating a conversation with someone else.
D) the strategy that a teacher suggests a student use to remember classroom material.