Because of social psychology's preexisting focus on people's perceptions and interpretations of events, which of the following 'revolutions' in the 1960s was not considered a revolution at all in the area of social psychology?

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The cognitive revolution, which emphasized mental processes and how people think, perceive, remember, and learn, was not considered a revolution in social psychology because the field already focused on perceptions, interpretations, and cognitive aspects of social behavior.

Because of Social Psychology's Preexisting Focus on People's Perceptions and Interpretations