The set of cognitive operations and strategies necessary for self-initiated, purposeful behavior in relatively novel, challenging situations is known as
A) automatic processes.
B) the central executive.
C) system inputs.
D) executive function.

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The set of cognitive operations and strategies necessary for self-initiated, purposeful behavior in relatively novel, challenging situations is known as executive function. Option A (automatic processes) refers to cognitive processes that are performed without deliberate effort or conscious awareness. Option B (the central executive) is a component of executive function responsible for controlling and coordinating other cognitive processes. Option C (system inputs) is not directly related to executive function.

The Set of Cognitive Operations and Strategies Necessary for Self-Initiated