Chapter 1: Psychological Perspectives

How the body and brain create emotions, memories, and sensations.

• psychiatry

• cognitive psychology

• neuroscience

  perspective

• clinical psychology

How people differ as products of different environments.

• cognitive perspective

• social-cultural perspective

• behavior genetics perspective

• psychodynamic perspective

The medical treatment of psychological disorders.

• psychiatry

• cognitive perspective

• health psychology

• clinical psychology

Assessing and treating troubled people.

• counseling psychology

• behavior genetics perspective

• clinical psychology

• counseling psychology

How much genes and environment contribute to individual differences.

• cognitive perspective

• industrial-organizational psychology

• behavior genetics perspective

• evolutionary perspective

The mechanism by which observable responses are learned.

• social psychology

• developmental psychology

• behavioral perspective

• cognitive perspective

The study of behavior in the workplace.

• personality psychology

• social psychology

• industrial-organizational psychology

• cognitive perspective

How the mind encodes, processes, stores, and retrieves information

• neuroscience perspective

• cognitive perspective

• developmental psychology

• evolutionary perspective

The analysis of people's persistent traits.

• psychiatry

• evolutionary perspective

• social psychology

• personality psychology

The study of how people change over the lifespan?

• psychiatry

• developmental psychology

• social psychology

• social-cultural perspective