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what is the Biopsychological model
An approach that acknowledges that biological, psychological, and social structural factors interact to influence human behavior and mental processes.
what are the three perspectives that comprise the biopsychosocial model
Biological
Psychological
social
Biological
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what are the three types
the attempt the explain behavior in a biological principles
neuroscience: the study of the brain and nervous system.
Behavioral genetics: how genes we inherit from our parents can interact with the environment to influence how we behave.
Evolutionary psychology: the inherited aspects of behavior, concerned with how environment influences genes as well
Psychological
views behavior as the result of an individual psychological characteristic and shaped by psychological processes (thinking, memory, perception)
social perspective
social norms
The focus on the importance of social context in influencing the behavior of individuals
rules that define acceptable and expected behavior from members of a group
2 types of limitations associated with early research
gender bias: a tendency for female and femal related issues to be unrepresented in research, whether psychological or otherwise, focusing on make participants, assuming results woule be more true
WEIRD science: wester, educated, indsustrialized, rich, democratic societies.