When Explaining Behaviour, the Levels-Of-Analysis Approach Considers the _________, ___________

question 216

Multiple Choice

When explaining behaviour, the levels-of-analysis approach considers the _________, ___________, and _________ perspectives.

• A)pre-event; event; post-event
• B)antecedent; behavioural; consequential
• C)biological; psychological; environmental
• D)developmental; biological; humanistic

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Definitions:

Developmental Perspective

An approach focusing on how individuals change and grow throughout their lives both physically and psychologically.

Interpretive Perspective

A research approach that seeks to understand the subjective meaning of social phenomena and the ways individuals interpret their world.

Private Speech

Private speech refers to the self-directed talk individuals engage in, often used for self-regulation or problem-solving.

Self-Regulation

The ability to monitor and control one's behaviors, emotions, or thoughts, adapting to situations and pursuing long-term goals.