I believe that the perspective that best explains the human behavior is developmental perspective. This perspective combines heredity along with our environment, allowing us to get a broader view of what could possibly be changing someone’s behavior. As stated in our book, “development can be seen in predictable processes as growth, puberty, and menopause”. This kind of perspective lets people see predictable changes. For example, when a child grows up he or she will start to act differently due to the changes of his or her surroundings. In my opinion, the Behavioral Perspective does the worst job of explaining human behavior. The book explains this as a group of people that believe that psychology should be only observable events. I disagree
