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Psychodynamic Behavioural Humanistic Cognitive Socio – Cultural Biological

View of Humans Reactors to Self actuating thinker Social beings Homo sapien
controlled by environment free agent stooped in species
human inner forces & culture •
Nature conflicts
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Cause of Unconscious Past learning Free will, self Thoughts, Social dynamics Genetics,
motives conflicts experiences actualization anticipation, and cultural biochemical
behaviour and defences, and stimuli, seeking perceptions, design and brain
early childhood behavioural meaning to memories and functions,
experiences, consequences existence attention evolutionary
unresolved in current
conflict environment

Focus and Personality; Learning; Meaning of Cognition; Social and Brain –

clinic and lab Lab and real values, purpose Lab experiments cultural settings; behaviour
discovery research world of life; case experiments relationships;
methods observation on study labs
stimuli
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