Which school of psychology assumes that human activity cannot be broken down into separate units for analysis but must be evaluated as wholes?

Cheryl meets her fiancé's family and wants to remember their names

To do this, she repeats their names over and over again in her mind. This process is called a. indexing. b. maintenance rehearsal. c. elaborative processing. d. chunking or reordering.

Cognitive-behavioral self-report techniques

a. are superior to traditional self-report techniques. b. attempt to deal with the problems in obtaining observational data. c. are generally well supported in terms of reliability and validity. d. are best categorized as a technique of psychophysiological assessment.