In contemporary psychology, the psychodynamic perspective, the behavioral perspective, and the humanistic perspective:
A) are often emphasized among psychologists working in the mental health field.
B) are considered pseudosciences.
C) have been combined to form a new major perspective in modern psychology called comparative psychology.
D) focus on how people process and remember information, develop language, solve problems, and think.

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The psychodynamic, behavioral, and humanistic perspectives are all still widely used and emphasized among psychologists working in the mental health field. While they may not be the only perspectives used, they are still considered important and valid in contemporary psychology. The other options are not accurate or relevant.

In Contemporary Psychology, the Psychodynamic Perspective, the Behavioral Perspective, and the Humanistic