Sherrod sees himself as a thinker; he believes that his experience and behavior are shaped by how he perceives, thinks about, and remembers things. He would find a counselor who takes the _____ perspective most compatible with his beliefs.
A)psychoanalytic
B)humanistic
C)cognitive
D)sociocultural

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The cognitive perspective focuses on mental processes such as perception, thinking, and memory as underlying behavior.

Sherrod Sees Himself as a Thinker; He Believes That His