Studying the Nervous System as a Basis for Understanding Behavior

question 90

Multiple Choice

Studying the nervous system as a basis for understanding behavior is characteristic of

• A) the structuralists.
• B) humanistic psychology.
• C) biological psychology.
• D) cognitive psychology.

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Definitions:

Biological Processes

Biological processes refer to the complex interactions and activities within living organisms that result in growth, reproduction, and maintenance of life.

Social Behavior

Actions among individuals, how they interact, and the effects of their interactions on their community and society at large.

Oxytocin

A hormone that may have specific effects in women of emotional attachment and calming.

Anne Campbell's Theory

Focuses on the evolutionary perspective of aggression and its differing expression in males and females.