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Professor Baker wants her students to conduct a study to examine how people reason, recall, and understand language in order to apply moral standards. She has instructed her class to infer the mental processes of their participants. What psychological perspective is she attempting to teach her class?
a.the learning perspective
b.the cognitive perspective
c.the sociocultural perspective
d.the psychodynamic perspective

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Invitation to Psychology

Edition: 7^th

Authors: Wade, Tavris, Sommers, Shin

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Just confirmed the same answer from my friend, thanks

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