Cognitive activities that require very little effort are referred to as
A) working memory.
B) mental hardware.
C) mental software.
D) automatic processes.

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Automatic processes are cognitive activities that do not require much conscious effort or attention. They are so ingrained that they occur without much thought or awareness, such as driving a familiar route or typing on a keyboard. Working memory refers to the short-term storage and manipulation of information, while mental hardware and software are more general terms referring to the brain and its functions.

Cognitive Activities That Require Very Little Effort Are Referred to as