Consciousness is usually a unified experience. When it is disrupted, what is the result?

What interesting finding has emerged from the analysis of tapes of therapy sessions conducted by Carl Rogers?

a. Much of the session focused on early childhood experiences. b. Several specific behavioral procedures were used during the sessions. c. Despite his opposition to psychoanalytic techniques, he used dream analysis extensively. d. Although he advocated a nondirective approach, he was subtly directive by empathizing with some client statements but not others.

Information-processing theory compares human thinking to computer functioning

Indicate whether this statement is true or false.