Psychology - Approaches

Which approach is most interested in the thought processes and schemas relating to behaviour?

Cognitive Psychologists use lab exp?

Which approach advocates CBT as a therapy for mental illnesses such as depression?

Which approach is most commonly associated with Maslow's hierarchy of needs?

Biopsychology is part of which approach?

Reductionist is a critique of the Humanistic approach

Which type of learning is through reinforcement?

Overly deterministic is a criticism of the Biological approach

A limitation of the Biological Approach is...

The early behaviourist approach is environmentally determinist

Skinner was quoted as saying that 'free will is an illusion'

Cognitive neuroscience; the study of brain structure & mental processes uses what in research?

Which approach focus' heavily on the nervous system to understand human behaviour?

What term describes the view that behaviour is governed by biological forces beyond our control

Which approach is associated with these terms of conditioning?

The Humanistic Approach is the most scientific in psychology

Mediational processes in Social Learning Theory are:

Which approach is interested in the endocrine system and behaviour?

Scientific approaches tend to be more reliable methodologically?

Which approach advocates the use of antipsychotic drugs in the treatment of conditions like SZ?

What term is Wundt associated with?

Which approach is concerned with the ability to help people deal with life more successfully?

Which approach is most associated with Bandura?

The combining of approaches is offically called....

What is a strength of the Cognitive approach?

Which approach is the most deterministic in it's approach to explaining human behaviour?

Which approach is associated with psychoanalysis therapy?

Who are the early Learning or Behaviourist Approach psychologists?

What type of learning is through association?

Holistic approaches tend to rely more on quantitative data?