Which of the following is true about the cognitive processes that produce behavior?

A) Behaviorists argued that the situation is processed in the "black box."
B) The processing that takes place between situation and response is of little importance.
C) Cognitive-affective units are equally accessible from memory.
D) Cognitive theorists acknowledge that the situation often initiates behavior.

Cognitive Processes

Cognitive processes are the mental activities involved in understanding, processing, storing, and retrieving information, including perception, memory, and thinking.

Cognitive-affective Units

Mental structures in personality that determine how individuals interpret and react to their environment.

Behaviorists

Psychologists who study observable behaviors and the environmental factors that influence them, often emphasizing the role of learning.