Assumptions: All Possible Application Questions

Question 1

Apply your knowledge of Evolutionary influences to explain one behaviour. [5]

Question 2

Apply your knowledge of localisation of brain function to explain one behaviour. [5]

Question 3

Apply your knowledge of neurotransmitters to explain one behaviour. [5]

Question 4

Apply your knowledge of Humans are born like a blank slate to explain one behaviour. [5]

Question 5

Apply your knowledge of behaviour is learned through conditioning to explain one behaviour. [5]

Question 6

Apply your knowledge of humans and animals learn in similar ways to explain one behaviour. [5]

Question 7

Apply your knowledge of computer analogy to explain one behaviour. [5]

Question 8

Apply your knowledge of internal processes to explain one behaviour. [5]

Question 9

Apply your knowledge of schemas to explain one behaviour. [5]

Question 10

Apply your knowledge of acknowledgement of free will to explain one behaviour. [5]

Question 11

Apply your knowledge of authenticity of goodness and excellence to explain one behaviour. [5]

Question 12

Apply your knowledge of focus on ‘The good life’ to explain one behaviour. [5]

Question 13

Apply your knowledge of influence of childhood experiences to explain one behaviour. [5]

Question 14

Apply your knowledge of the unconscious mind to explain one behaviour. [5]

Question 15

Apply your knowledge of tripartite personality to explain one behaviour. [5]

Question 16

Apply your knowledge of the assumptions of the biological approach to explain one human behaviour. [10]

Question 17

Apply your knowledge of the assumptions of the behaviourist approach to explain one human behaviour. [10]

Question 18

Apply your knowledge of the assumptions of the cognitive appraoch to explain one human behaviour. [10]

Question 19

Apply your knowledge of the assumptions of the positive approach to explain one human behaviour. [10]

Question 20

Apply your knowledge of the assumptions of the psychodynamic approach to explain one human behaviour. [10]