Which one of the following questions would not be asked by researchers to illustrate the information-processing approach?
A) What do children notice in the environment?
B) Why is it unimportant to remember what is noticed in the environment?
C) What do they think about the things they notice in the environment?
D) What do children remember?

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The information-processing approach focuses on how information is perceived, processed, organized, and remembered, so questions A, C, and D are relevant to this approach. However, the question "Why is it unimportant to remember what is noticed in the environment?" is not relevant to the information-processing approach, as it assumes that remembering is unimportant, whereas the approach is concerned with how information is remembered.

Which One of the Following Questions Would Not Be Asked