LA summary unit 11

What is behaviour?

• The environment in which a person or organism lives.
• Actions, reactions, or conduct of a person or organism in response to stimuli or situations.
• The thoughts and feelings of a person or organism.
• The physical appearance of a person or organism.

What is the psychodynamic theory?

• The psychodynamic theory is a psychological approach that emphasizes the role of unconscious processes and childhood experiences in shaping personality and behavior.
• The psychodynamic theory is a sociocultural approach that emphasizes the impact of social norms and cultural values on personality development.
• The psychodynamic theory is a biological approach that examines the influence of genetics and brain structure on behavior.
• The psychodynamic theory is a cognitive approach that focuses on conscious thoughts and rational decision-making.

What are Maslow's 5 hierarchy of needs?

• Physical needs, emotional needs, social needs, self-esteem needs, and self-fulfillment needs
• Survival needs, security needs, social needs, self-esteem needs, and self-fulfillment needs
• Basic needs, security needs, social needs, self-esteem needs, and self-fulfillment needs
• Physiological needs, safety needs, love and belongingness needs, esteem needs, and self-actualization needs

What is social learning theory?

• Social learning theory is a theory that suggests people learn by reading books and studying alone.
• Social learning theory is a theory that suggests people learn by trial and error.
• Social learning theory is a theory that suggests people learn by genetic inheritance.
• Social learning theory is a psychological theory that suggests people learn by observing others and imitating their behavior.

What is the significance of cognitive development theory?

• Cognitive development theory is a theory that suggests people learn by memorizing facts and information.

• Cognitive development theory is a theory that suggests people learn by following instructions and rules.

• Cognitive development theory is a theory that suggests people learn by genetic inheritance.

• Cognitive development theory is a psychological theory that focuses on how people think, perceive, and understand the world.

What does the biological theory suggest?

• Behavior is influenced by genetics and biological factors.
• Behavior is a result of random chance.
• Behavior is solely determined by genetics.
• Behavior is influenced by environmental factors only.

What was Carl rogers theory of the self concept?

• Individuals have an innate tendency to develop a positive self-concept and strive for self-actualization.
• Individuals have no control over their self-concept and self-actualization.
• Carl Rogers believed that self-concept is determined solely by external factors.
• Self-actualization is not a natural tendency for individuals according to Carl Rogers.

What is the importance of cognitive development theory?

• Cognitive development theory is a theory that suggests people learn by memorizing facts and information.

• Cognitive development theory is a theory that suggests people learn by following instructions and rules.

• Cognitive development theory is a theory that suggests people learn by genetic inheritance.

• Cognitive development theory is a psychological theory that focuses on how people think, perceive, and understand the world.

What were Carl Rogers' beliefs about the self-concept?

• Individuals have an innate tendency to develop a positive self-concept and strive for self-actualization.

• Individuals have no control over their self-concept and self-actualization.

• Carl Rogers believed that self-concept is determined solely by external factors.

• Self-actualization is not a natural tendency for individuals according to Carl Rogers.

Who is Piaget?

• A German philosopher
• An American physicist
• A French mathematician
• A Swiss psychologist