The information-processing perspective refers to people's strategies for problem solving as "mental programs," or
A) input.
B) hardware.
C) software.
D) RAM

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The information-processing perspective likens human thought processes to how computers process information, where "mental programs" are analogous to software in computers. This analogy suggests that just like software directs the operations of a computer, human thought processes (or mental programs) guide problem-solving and decision-making.

The Information-Processing Perspective Refers to People's Strategies for Problem Solving