The perspective that tends to ignore mental processes because they are not directly observable is known as ______________. In contrast, the perspective that acknowledges the importance of both the environment and internal mental processes in determining behaviour is known as _____________.
A)cognitive-behavioural; behavioural
B)humanistic; cognitive
C)behavioural; sociocultural
D)behavioural; cognitive-behavioural

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The perspective that tends to ignore mental processes because they are not directly observable is known as the behavioural perspective. In contrast, the cognitive-behavioural perspective acknowledges the importance of both the environment and internal mental processes in determining behaviour.

The Perspective That Tends to Ignore Mental Processes Because They