A psychologist strongly believes that the information-processing model of intelligence is correct and sufficient to explain human mental ability.In her laboratory experiments,she will be least likely to study ____.
A) attentional focus
B) speed of access to long-term memory
C) capacity of working memory
D) how we adapt to existing environments or select new ones

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The psychologist's belief in the information-processing model of intelligence suggests a focus on how people process, store, and retrieve information rather than how they adapt to their environment or select new ones. Therefore, studying how we adapt to existing environments or select new ones would be the least likely area of focus in her laboratory experiments.

A Psychologist Strongly Believes That the Information-Processing Model of Intelligence