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Contemporary Perspectives How do we explain human behaviour in a contemporary perspective? CP-10/14 Q1

Biological Biological processes Neuropsychology

Evolutionary Adaptation Passing on of genes

Cognitive Mental interpretation Thoughts influence behaviour

Humanistic People make decisions based on their experiences and goals Look at Task CP-10/14 Question 2

Psychoanalytic The unconscious motivates – influences behaviour

Learning Personal experiences guide individual development

Sociocultural Sociocultural, biological and environmental factors influence behaviour and action – Look at CP-10/14 #3

Biopsychological Mental processes are influenced by an interaction of biological, social and psychological factors