Your friend Dave says: “How can you stand to study the history of psychology? Every single one of those theories is basically the same: the brain controls our behavior.” Given the history of psychology, evaluate Dave's claim using the following terms in their appropriate context: -Introspection -Psychodynamic theory -Behaviorism -Humanistic psychology -Cognitive revolution -Social-cultural perspective

Some of the theories accept the fact that brain controls our behavior while some refute it.

Explanation:

Humanistic psychology refutes the claim and says that humans depends upon the environment and other people who control the behavior of the people. Cognitive revolution accepts the fact that brain controls the behavior of the humans and influences the behavior of the humans.

Social-cultural perspective says that culture plays a very important role on affecting the behavior of the people and people of different culture have different behavior.

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