The information-processing perspective
A) focuses on overall cognitive change.
B) examines separate aspects of thinking.
C) fails to consider biological influences on thinking.
D) argues that gains in operational thinking are abrupt and automatic.

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The information-processing perspective examines separate aspects of thinking, such as attention, memory, and problem solving, rather than focusing on overall cognitive change. This perspective does consider biological influences on thinking but does not argue that gains in operational thinking are abrupt and automatic.

The Information-Processing Perspective