Beginning in the 1960s,psychological science returned to its earlier interest in mental processes.This movement was inspired by the
A) emergence of community psychology.
B) push for a positive psychology.
C) cognitive revolution.
D) free love movement.

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The cognitive revolution in the 1960s inspired a renewed interest in mental processes within psychological science. This movement emphasized the study of internal mental processes such as perception, attention, and memory, and was a departure from the dominant behaviorist approach of the previous decades. Community psychology, positive psychology, and the free love movement were not primary factors leading to the renewed interest in mental processes.

Beginning in the 1960s,psychological Science Returned to Its Earlier Interest