Question

question 9 of 10
embodied cognition is the idea that:

a. thinking is supported by the body.

b. the brain and body are not separated.

c. the body provides oxygen and nourishment that allows the brain to
survive.

d. the body is important for emotions.

Explanation:

Embodied cognition emphasizes that cognitive processes (thinking) are shaped and supported by the body's interactions with the environment. Option A aligns with this definition. Option B is about the brain - body separation (not the core of embodied cognition), Option C focuses on basic bodily support for brain survival (not cognition), and Option D is about emotions (not cognition).

Answer:

A. thinking is supported by the body.