Approaches
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- Approaches
- Cognitive
- Loftus and Palmer
- Behaviour is explained in terms of mental processes like memory, perception and attenonn,
- It is interested in how the brain inputs, stores and outputs information.
- Mental processes can be studied scientifically
- It is interested in how the brain inputs, stores and outputs information.
- Moray
- Simons and Chabris
- Individual Differences
- Freud
- Baron Cohen
- Studies the differences between people rather than what they have in common. Looks for patterns in behaviour through predictions and generalisations.
- Gould
- Hancock
- Freud
- Psychodynamic
- Freud
- All human behaviour can be explained in terms of the inner conflict of the mind.
- Much of our behavour is driven by inconscious motives
- Childhood is a critical period in development
- Much of our behavour is driven by inconscious motives
- Developmental
- Bandura
- Chaney
- Assumes human behaviour is the result of nurture and therefore due to external influences and often occurs in stages.
- Kohlberg
- Lee
- Behaviourist
- Bandura
- Chaney
- Biological
- Sperry
- Casey
- Behaviour can be explained through biological factors such as genetic programming, chemicals released and the anatomy of the brain.
- Assumes the brain is difficult to influence , except through drugs or surgery.
- Blakemore and Cooper
- Maguire
- Social
- focuses on the influence of the social environment and others
- Milgram
- Bocchiaro
- Levine
- Pilliavin
- Cognitive
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