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प्रश्न
______ processes include thinking, memory, emotions, etc.
पर्याय
Mental
Cognitive
Spiritual
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उत्तर
Mental processes include thinking, memory, emotions, etc.
Explanation:
Mental processes constitute a broad psychological framework that encompasses all internal aspects of human behaviour, explicitly integrating intellectual functions with internal states such as emotions and motivation. In contrast, cognitive processes focus strictly on knowledge-based, higher-order activities such as memory, thinking, and perception, while excluding emotional states. Therefore, because this specific statement includes the term “emotions,” it fits accurately under the definition of mental processes rather than purely cognitive ones.
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| 6. | Patanjali | f) | Kapha, Vaat and Pitta |
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