Why does everything in Chapters 8, 9, and 10 fall under the field of cognitive psychology? Provide three different examples of how it does.  Consciousness is the awareness of ourselves and our environment which uses the thinking part of cognitive psychology; learning though conditioning deals with knowing, communicating, and remembering; also your memory in general deals with remembering, thus, all deal with the definition of cognitive psychology: all of the mental activities associated with thinking, knowing, remembering and communication. Overall, each little bit of the chapters touch on one of the main areas of cognitive psych.

-Paige Barbour (period 8)