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Biopsychological Approach
Examine behavior in terms of physical changes that take place
Study the physical processes that take place when you panic and relax
How the physical
“
you
”
affects your behavior
Behavioral Approach
People are the product of learning and associations
B. F. Skinner
: Focused only on what could be observed
People are a creation of their environment
Psychoanalytic Approach
Individuals are the product of unconscious forces
Freudian Slip
: When you accidentally say one thing and mean another
Humanistic Approach
Believe that people are basically good and will reach
personal perfection if all goes well
Personal growth in internal and individual
Cognitive Approach
Emphasizes how humans use mental processes to handle problems or develop certain personality characteristics
Humans can take information from the environment, analyze it and solve problems
Very popular today
Sociocultural Approach
Studies the impact of specific social, ethnic, racial, and religious groups on behavior
Every culture has different rules and expectations
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- Examine behavior in terms of physical changes that take place
- Study the physical processes that take place when you panic and relax
- How the physical “you” affects your behavior
- Behavioral Approach
- People are the product of learning and associations
- B. F. Skinner: Focused only on what could be observed
- People are a creation of their environment
Psychoanalytic Approach