Approaches
- Created by: Karen Askew
- Created on: 25-09-16 22:20
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- Approaches
- Behavioral
- Classical Conditioning
- Learning through association
- One stimulus gets a response from another
- Operant conditioning
- Learning through consequences
- Reinforcement and punishment
- Classical Conditioning
- Cognitive
- Behaviour is linked to though processes
- Input comes from our senses which our brain processes and then gives instructions to the body to carry out
- Biological
- Our behaviour is innate
- Our genes affect our behaviour
- Inherited from our parents
- Genotypes: characteristics we have inherited
- Phenotypes: characteristics that interact with the environment
- Looks at the influence of neurotransmitters on our behavious
- Chemicals found in the brain that can affect our behavior (eg serotonin)
- Hormones
- Psychodynamic
- Behaviour is linked to childhood
- If bad things happen to us in childhood we use defence mechanisms to protect oursleves
- We hide things in the unconscious
- Behaviour is linked to childhood
- Behavioral
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