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Perspective & Domain

QuestionAnswer
Sociocultural Perspective studying how cultures and groups of people can affect an individual's behavior and thinking (ex: bystander effect)
Evolutionary Perspective examine thoughts and behaviors in terms of natural selection (survival advantage)
Behavioral Perspective focuses on observable behaviors and what we learn from the environment (classical & operant conditioning)
Psychodynamic Perspective the study of the unconscious mind (repressed memories and shameful feelings)
Biopsychology/Biological Perspective studies how humans are influenced by natural causes (genetics, neurotransmitters, hormones, brain structures, etc.)
Humanistic Perspective the idea that all people are born good, and we chose our behavior through free will (ex: self-actualization = achieving your fullest potential)
Cognitive Perspective studies HOW we think, NOT why we think or we behave in certain ways (ex: children are egocentric = they can only view the world from their own perspective)
Biopsychosocial Perspective combinations of biological, psychological, and social factors (cognitive factors, social influences, and genetic tendencies influence behavior)
The Perspective Maslow & Rogers Are Associated With Is... the humanistic perspective
The Perspective Freud Is Associated With Is... the psychodynamic perspective
The Perspective Darwin Is Associated With Is... the evolutionary perspective
The Perspective Piaget Is Associated With Is... the cognitive perspective
Biological Domain work with researchers, doctors, professors, etc. || study the physiological causes of different behaviors by looking at the brain, the nervous system, etc.
Clinical Domain work with people who attain serious mental disorders || identify, diagnose, analyze, and treat mental disorders, but can't prescribe medication
Cognitive Domain work with people who have unique thought processes || study the mental processes in the brain by examining the process in which people store and intake information
Counseling Domain work with all kinds of people || look into emotional, social, educational, and developmental behaviors people have, and consult with individuals to help encourage success
Developmental Domain work with people of all ages who may have development issues || study the social and emotional growth within individuals, and attempt to understand where it stems from
Educational Domain work with students who may be struggling academically || study how people learn in different environments, how different learning methods affect different people, and instructional processes to improve educational experiences
Experimental Domain work with researchers, universities, and subjects of experiments || use a multitude of scientific methods to do both research and data collection, and conduct experiments to learn about psychological phenomena
Human Factors Domain work with consumers of technology and tech companies || study the relationship between humans and technology, finding the best ways to construct technology in order for efficiency and safety
Industrial-Organizational Domain work with company CEOs and their employees || study the relationship between employees and their employers, to find the best work settings, management strategies, and more to help companies exceed
Personality Domain work with everyone || study where personality might come from, do personality tests, and look at personality disorders
Psychomentric Domain work with researchers to help design experiments || come up with measurements for experimentation, and work on the mathematical portion of a study
Social Domain work with groups of people and possibly different cultures || study how groups of people, cultures, family, and more can affect an individual
Created by: abievans
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