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The biological Perspective
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focuses on how bodily events affect behavior, feelings and thoughts.
Magic words are:
Brain
Nervous system
horomones
chemestry
heredity and Genetics |
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Magic words:
environment
reinforcement
punishment and reward
learned and aquired |
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Magic Word:
thinking
thoughts
explanitory style
cognition
language
problem solving
perception |
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| The Sociocultural perspective |
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Magic words:
Norms
prejudices
social groups
discrimination
gender roles
expectations |
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| The Psychodynamic Perspective |
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Usually guides theropy conduct
Magic words:
Sigmund Freud
Unconscious
dreams
unexceptible urges and impulses
childhood
the past |
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Ask questions
Define problem or term
examine the evidence
analyze assumptions
avoid emotional reasoning
dont over simplify
consider other interpretations
tolerate uncertainty |
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| A statement that attempts to predict or to account for a set of phenomena: a Scientific specific relationship between events or variables and are empirically tested |
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An organized system of assumptions
and principles that explain a phenomena and their relationship |
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| Principle of falsifiability |
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| a theory prediction of what will and will not happen |
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| Method that describes a behavior but doesnt explain the cause. |
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