How do behaviorism and cognitive psychology differ? O a. Behaviorism studies internal mental states; cognitive psychology does not. Ob. Behaviorism focuses on brain structures; cognitive psychology does not. Oc. Cognitive psychology focuses on brain structures; behaviorism does not. O d. Cognitive psychology studies and theorizes on internal mental states; behaviorism does not. Humanistic psychology is a school of thought in which O a. people are viewed as inherently good. O b. human behavior is seen on a continuum with animal behavior. Oc. structuralism is more important than functionalism. O d. Freud laid down the critical principles. Which of the following research topics would a developmental psychologist most likely be interested in? O a. how animals can learn to solve mazes O b. how people respond to a memory task when in a group versus as an individual O c. how infants and young adults perform on a memory task d. how personality differences influence puzzle solving ability