Biologically oriented psychologists also study the role of heredity in behavior and mental processes such as psychological disorders, criminal behavior, and thinking.
People may be influ- enced by social rules, cultural factors, and personal choice, but evolutionary psychol- ogists believe that in- herited tendencies sort of whisper in people’s ears and tend to move them in certain directions.
Psychologists with a biological perspective seek the relationships between the brain, hormones, heredity, and evolution, on the one hand, and behavior and men- tal processes on the other.
Biologically oriented psychologists focus on the evo- lution of behavior and mental processes as well.
Psychologists assume that thoughts, fantasies, and dreams—and
People may be influ- enced by social rules, cultural factors, and personal choice, but evolutionary psychol- ogists believe that in- herited tendencies sort of whisper in people’s ears and tend to move them in certain directions.
Psychologists with a biological perspective seek the relationships between the brain, hormones, heredity, and evolution, on the one hand, and behavior and men- tal processes on the other.
Biologically oriented psychologists focus on the evo- lution of behavior and mental processes as well.
Psychologists assume that thoughts, fantasies, and dreams—and