The information-processing perspective __________.
A) examines separate aspects of thinking
B) fails to consider biological influences on cognitive development
C) applies only to children in cultures having formal schooling
D) focuses on overall cognitive change

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The information-processing perspective examines separate aspects of thinking, such as perception, attention, memory, and problem-solving.

Answer: B 
 This statement is incorrect. The information-processing perspective considers both biological and environmental influences on cognitive development.

Answer: C 
 This statement is incorrect. The information-processing perspective applies to all children, regardless of their culture or schooling experience.

Answer: D 
 The information-processing perspective focuses on overall cognitive change, but it also examines specific cognitive processes and how they develop over time.

The Information-Processing Perspective __________