The field of psychology today is

A) extremely diverse in the subjects it explores.
B) devoted mainly to the study of laboratory animals.
C) devoted mainly to studying anxiety and depression.
D) no longer interested in studying mental processes.

Psychology is extremely diverse in the subjects it explores, ranging from neural processes and individual behavior to social and cultural influences on behavior. While psychology does study laboratory animals, this is not its main focus. Additionally, while disorders such as anxiety and depression are certainly studied in psychology, they are not the sole focus of the field. Lastly, psychology remains very interested in studying mental processes, including perception, attention, and memory.