External physical, chemical, and biological processes are the result of human and animal behavior. Tries to explain actions by operation of the brain and of the nerve systems; rational, reductionist, machine vision of human nature; physiology; genetics; an endocrine system and biochemistry.
Explanation:
Studying habits and learning outcomes is emphasized, external incentives and consequences are emphasised, and human nature has a rational scientific view, somewhat mechanistic.
Repression: The unconscious cycle of consciousness keeping out memories, emotions, or impulses.
Psychoanalysis: a psychotherapy-based Freudian approach, which emphasizes unconscious conflicts.
Humanism: A philosophical philosophy based on human experience, challenges, ability and values.
Behaviour's atmosphere is influenced and regulated. Studies measurable actions and consequences of learning; emphasizes the effects of external recompensation and punishment; rational, empirical, and somewhat mechanistic views of human nature.
Psychologists; psychologists; positive psychologists;
