Transcript Environmental psychology

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PSY490
Introduction
 General survey of main philosophies in Psychology
 Own choice of behavioral philosophies
 Behavioral philosophies as well as the incoming of
Psychology
 My overall point of view
 Accurate as well as inventive thinking in
introduction occasion
Major Theories
HUMANISTIC,
BEHAVIORAL,
BIOLOGICAL,
ENVIRONMENTAL,
COGNITIVE, AND
PSYCHODYNAMIC
PERSPECTIVES.
Humanistic
 Concentration is on the personality.
 Every individual is accountable for their
personal attitude.
 Personal improvement of possible.
 Person evaluation.
 Maslow’s hierarchy of needs.
Biological
 attitude is due to hereditary or
neurological breakdown or
imperfections.
 Disposition is part of
disagreement.
Environmental
 Ecological factors reveal psychological deeds.
 Previous incident, shelter, institutions, locality, etc.
everything participate a part in an person’s attitude.
 individual alter or correct to ecological motivation.
Cognitive-Behavioral
 Recall
 ingestion of information
 dispensation as well as cargo space
 Recovery
 Insight
 Attitude is connected to previous incident.
 The surrounding navigates attitude through
studying.
 Ivan Pavlov as well as training.
 Trained bodily replies.
Psychodynamic
 attitude is unaware response to motivation.
 previous incidents take part a solution part in the
unawareness.
 Psychotherapy.
Personal Preference of Theories
SIMILARITY , AVERSION , AS WELL AS
ENDINGS
Future of Psychology
EFFECTS OF PHILOSOPHIES
Worldview
THE STUDY OF HUMAN MIND AND BEHAVIOR
Presentation Creation
ANALYTICAL AS WELL AS IMAGINATIVE
THINKING
Conclusion
 Main philosophies are not the only philosophies.
 Psychology is always altering s well as developing.
 latest learning's, investigation, as well as answers.
 Latest secondary regulations.
 Diverse vision is essential.
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