The Goals of Psychology as a Science Are to

question 201

Multiple Choice

The goals of psychology as a science are to

• A) understand human and animal behaviour fully.
• B) study and control human behaviour.
• C) compare, analyze, and control behaviour and mental processes.
• D) describe, explain, predict, and influence behaviour and mental processes.

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Definitions:

Family Genogram

A graphical representation of a person's family relationships and medical history, used in therapy to identify patterns that may influence personal behavior and relationships.

Natural Resources

Resources that occur in the environment naturally, such as water, minerals, forests, and fossil fuels, that can be used for economic gain.

Narrative Therapists

Narrative therapists focus on helping individuals reframe their life stories, viewing problems as separate from people and believing that individuals can change their narratives to lead more fulfilling lives.

Client Stories

The narratives or accounts given by clients about their experiences or issues, used as a therapeutic tool or to understand their perspective.