The humanistic perspective of the 1960s is to treating clients as the ____ perspective of the 1960s is to conducting memory research.

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The humanistic perspective of the 1960s is focused on the individual's subjective experience and personal growth. Similarly, cognitive psychology focuses on mental processes such as memory and attention from the perspective of the individual's internal experience. Therefore, choice (B) cognitive is the best fit for this analogy. The other options are not as closely related to the humanistic perspective or memory research.

The Humanistic Perspective of the 1960s Is to Treating Clients