Psychological Perspectives

The disguised effects of unfulfilled wishes and childhood traumas.

• social psychology

• psychodynamic perspective

• social-cultural perspective

• behavioral perspective

Behavior may be the product of unconscious conflict and anxiety

• Cognitive

• Behavoirism

• Bioneruological

• Psychodynamic

It refers to a considerable amount of intrinsic worth, and enormous potential for self-fulfillment.

• Evolutionary Approach

• Humanistic Approach

• Cross-cultural Approach

• Psychoanalytical Approach

This is the scientific study of how a person's thoughts, feelings and behavior are influenced by the real, imagined or implied presence of others.

• social psychology

• cognitive pscyhology

• cultural psychology

• humanism

This perspective focuses on free will and the human potential for growth.

• humanism

• behaviorism

• psychodynamism

• evolutionary psychology

This is the study of learning, memory, language and problem solving.

• humanism

• psychodynamism

• cognitive psychology

• sociocultural perspective

The focus of this perspective is the study of the hormones, brain structure, brain chemistry and diseases.

• biopsychological

• cognitive

• sociocultural

• humanism

Which psychological perspective emphasizes the role of environmental influences on behavior?

• A) Cognitive Perspective

• B) Behavioral Perspective

• C) Humanistic Perspective

• D) Psychodynamic Perspective

This perspective focuses on how we encode, process, store, and retrieve information.

• A) Behavioral Perspective

• B) Cognitive Perspective

• C) Humanistic Perspective

• D) Evolutionary Perspective

Which perspective is most concerned with the impact of social and cultural factors on behavior?

• A) Sociocultural Perspective

• B) Biological Perspective

• C) Cognitive Perspective

• D) Humanistic Perspective