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Course: PSY 201, Spring 2010School: University of the East
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One Week DQ 1 Refer to the charts on p. 6 & p. 20 of Psychology and Your Life. Identify the five major perspectives in the field of psychology and list one subfield for each? Todaythefieldofpsychologyusesfivemajorperspectives.Thefiveperspectivesare neuroscience,psychodynamic,behavioral,cognitive,andhumanistic.Theneuroscience perspectiveanalysishowindividualnervecellsarejoinedtogether,howtheinheritanceof...
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Refer to the charts on p. 6 & p. 20 of Psychology and Your Life. Identify the five major perspectives in the field of psychology and list one subfield for each?
Todaythefieldofpsychologyusesfivemajorperspectives.Thefiveperspectivesare neuroscience,psychodynamic,behavioral,cognitive,andhumanistic.Theneuroscience perspectiveanalysishowindividualnervecellsarejoinedtogether,howtheinheritanceof certaincharacteristicsfromparentsandotherancestorsinfluencesbehavior,howthe functioningofthebodyaffectshopesandfears,whichbehaviorsareinstinctual,andsoforth. Neurosciencelooksatbehaviorfrombiologicalfunction.Thepsychodynamicperspective arguesthatbehaviorismotivatedbyinnerforcesandconflictsaboutwhichwehavelittle behaviormeasuredobjectively.Thecognitiveperspectiveimpliesthatpsychologicaldisorders awarenessorcontrol.Behavioralperspectiveproposesthatthefieldshouldfocusonobservable aretheresultoffaultythinkingprocesses.Thecognitiveperspectiveobserveshowpeople understandandthinkabouttheworld.Thehumanisticperspectivesuggeststhatallindividuals naturallystrivetogrow,develop,andareincontroloftheirlivesandbehavior.Itisimportantto beabletoidentifyeachfiveofthesefiveperspectivesbecausenomatterwhattopicalareaa psychologistspecializesin,heorshewillrelyprimarilyononeofthefivemajorperspectives.
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