“By merging our seven perspectives of mind, we stand a much better chance of tackling the remarkable problem of understanding the human mind” (Cacioppo and Freberg, 2013, pg.33). This integrative approach is one I can support. The seven perspectives are made of individual differences, social, cognitive, biological, developmental, clinical, and evolutionary psychology. All of these components make up a person’s personality and needs. Not only do the seven perspectives help with the human mind it also help with other aspects of a person's life. Each perspective are main sources that help with the balance of an individual life. The individual differences and developmental psychology are the main two that sticks out the most to me. Simply because
