Most Researchers in the Cognitive Psychology Tradition of Qualitative Research

Most researchers in the cognitive psychology tradition of qualitative research believe that

A) the activity of physical structures in the human brain lead to the development of specific cognitive structures and processes.
B) principles of learning can be formulated without invoking mentalistic constructs such as memory and motivation.
C) the biggest contribution of their tradition to education has been the development of tests of intelligence, aptitude, and other constructs.
D) an individual's mental and intellectual capacities are more dependent on genetic factors than on learning and experience.