Human Behavior: The Psychodynamic Perspective

The biological perspective insinuates that human behaviors and beliefs are a consequence of their biological aspects including genetics and inheritance as well as physiology.

The psychodynamic perspective is the investigation of all psychological factors that influence an individual’s behavior and thought developments.

The behavioral perspective is the analysis in which learning and behaviors are linked to and explained through varying stimulus- response relationships.

The humanistic perspective focuses on the idea that individuals have the ability to grow and become better than their previous selves. The humanistic perspective also emphasizes the idea that individuals are not entirely the product of their environment and are, instead,