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1 I CAN Differentiate the major psychological viewpoints and APPLY them to a celebrity “patient.”

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3 Explaining Charlie using the 9 Modern Perspectives:
Biological Behavioral Developmental Sociocultural Cognitive Evolutionary/ Sociobiological Psychodynamic Trait Humanistic

4 Nine Modern Perspectives of Psychology
Biological Developmental Cognitive Psychodynamic Humanistic Behavioral Sociocultural Evolutionary/ Sociobiological Trait Copyright © Allyn & Bacon 2007 28

5 Evolutionary/ Sociobiological
Perspective View of Human Nature: Natural influences personalities, behaviors and abilities Biological Developmental Cognitive Psychodynamic What Determines Behavior: 1. Neural structures 2. Biochemistry 3. Inborn responses to external cues Humanistic Behavioral Sociocultural Evolutionary/ Sociobiological Trait Copyright © Allyn & Bacon 2007 28

6 Perspective Biological Developmental Cognitive View of Human Nature:
Behavior is developed and adapted over time Psychodynamic Humanistic Behavioral What Determines Behavior: Natural selection Sociocultural Evolutionary Trait Copyright © Allyn & Bacon 2007 34

7 Evolutionary/ Sociobiological
Perspective View of Human Nature: We undergo predictable patterns of change throughout our entire life span Biological Developmental Cognitive Psychodynamic What Determines Behavior: The interaction between heredity-genes and environment Humanistic Behavioral Sociocultural Evolutionary/ Sociobiological Trait Copyright © Allyn & Bacon 2007 29

8 Evolutionary/ Sociobiological
Perspective Biological View of Human Nature: People are information-processing systems Developmental Cognitive What Determines Behavior: Mental interpretation of our experience Psychodynamic Humanistic Behavioral Sociocultural Evolutionary/ Sociobiological Trait Copyright © Allyn & Bacon 2007 30

9 Evolutionary/ Sociobiological
Perspective Biological View of Human Nature: We are driven by dark forces of the unconscious Developmental Cognitive Psychodynamic Humanistic What Determines Behavior: Unconscious needs, conflicts, repressed memories, and childhood experiences Behavioral Sociocultural Evolutionary/ Sociobiological Trait Copyright © Allyn & Bacon 2007 31

10 Evolutionary/ Sociobiological
Perspective Biological Developmental View of Human Nature: Emphasizes human growth, potential and free will Cognitive Psychodynamic Humanistic Behavioral What Determines Behavior: The influence of self-concept, perceptions, and interpersonal relationships, and on need for personal growth Sociocultural Evolutionary/ Sociobiological Trait Copyright © Allyn & Bacon 2007 31

11 Evolutionary/ Sociobiological
Perspective Biological View of Human Nature: Behavior is primarily shaped by learning Developmental Cognitive Psychodynamic What Determines Behavior: Stimulus cues and our history of rewards and punishments Humanistic Behavioral Sociocultural Environment causes behavior…not the mind or biology Evolutionary/ Sociobiological Trait Copyright © Allyn & Bacon 2007 33

12 Evolutionary/ Sociobiological
Perspective View of Human Nature: People are social animals, so human behavior must be interpreted in the social context from a cultural perspective Biological Developmental Cognitive Psychodynamic What Determines Behavior: Cultures Social norms Expectations Social learning Humanistic Behavioral Sociocultural Evolutionary/ Sociobiological How are humans alike…and how are they different Trait Copyright © Allyn & Bacon 2007 34

13 Evolutionary/ Sociobiological
Perspective View of Human Nature: Individual differences result from differences in our underlying patterns of stable characteristics…or traits Biological Developmental Cognitive Psychodynamic What Determines Behavior: Each person’s unique combination of traits Humanistic Behavioral Sociocultural Evolutionary/ Sociobiological Personality tests Trait Copyright © Allyn & Bacon 2007 34

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