Social Studies, 27.09.2019 08:30, Blossom824

What would be a behaviorist approach for another student who dropped their books down the stairs?

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Behaviorism-The person driving may have seen 2-3 other drivers failing to stop at a red light in the same day driving home and seen other people's anger shown, decided to act the same way.
Psychoanalysis-The person driving may have had an accident in there past causing them to feel fear and there by acting with aggression.
Humanism-The person driving may have decided to show extreme anger in order to find some reaction from the other party.
Neurological-The person driving may have taken a few magic mushrooms, and become delusional believing that his actions are called for.

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Behaviorism-The student may have seen 1 or 2 movies where he observed people reacting this way.
His/her mom may play the roll of maid cleaning up after everyone?
Psychoanalysis-The student may have been the victim in previous schools where people constantly bumped the books out his hands, and felt pitty for a fellow studdent in the same possition, also because the fellow studdent was at his level he would have felt no fear to help him/her.
Humanism-The student may have seen this hapen thinking to himself what a cluts, and through realizing his thought felt guilt for it, there by deciding to help his fellow student.
Neurobiological-The student may have been taking extacy causing him to feel exteme love for everyone in his path, there by choosing to help his fellow studdent.

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Behaviorism-One of the students parents sit around all day being served by the other. Or has seen zen monks meditate and not knowing much about it decided that excluding oneself from activities is correct.
Psychoanalysis-Perhaps the studdents father had told him/her on many occations that he/she is useless and that he/she should leave it allone! There by making him feel that he should not participate in activitys because people may disaproove.
Humanism-The student may have seen how active all the other students wher, and thoght to himself Í can not compete with that, there by deciding not to participate at all'
Neurobiological- The studdent may be smoking marajuana, this making him think to deeply about the activitys he should be taking part in.

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