How is the Cognitive Process described according to Buddhism? How does it relate to modern Cognitive Psychology?
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Cognitive Process in Buddhism: Paticca-samuppada
Modern Science: Mental Modules come close to what the Buddha described. It was one of the topics in Robert Wright's course mentioned above.
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As for your second question, the relation between the Buddhist teaching and cognitive psychology is a topic researched by Robert Wright and presented in this course: https://www.coursera.org/course/psychbuddhism
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