Biological Perspective
Behavior influenced by genetics and brain activity.
Behavioral Perspective
Behavior learned through conditioning.
Cognitive Perspective
Mental processes drive behavior.
Humanistic Perspective
Emphasizes self-growth and free will.
Psychodynamic Perspective
Unconscious conflicts influence behavior.
Evolutionary Perspective
Behaviors are adaptations for survival.
Sociocultural Perspective
Social and cultural environments shape behavior.
Classical Conditioning
Learning by association.
Operant Conditioning
Learning via reinforcement or punishment.
Observational Learning
Learning by watching others.
Cognitive Dissonance
Discomfort from holding conflicting beliefs.
Attachment Theory
Early bonds affect social and emotional development.
Piaget’s Stages
Development of cognitive abilities through stages.
Erikson’s Stages
Psychosocial development across the lifespan.
Big Five Personality
Five-factor model of personality traits.
Memory Models
Different stages of memory processing.
Learned Helplessness
Passive behavior resulting from uncontrollable events.