Reference no: EM133284966
Assignment:
Using Hutchinson, Elizabeth D. (2011). Dimensions of human environment: Person and environment 6th Ed.
Questions
When looking at Theoretical Perspectives on Human Behavior
- Choose 3 concepts in bold and explain each through the question presented below: The Biological Self, the Psychological Self, the Psychosocial Self or the Spiritual Self
When looking at the Biological Self
- How is this focus influenced by aspects of the physical body?
- How might it impact the physical body?
For Example: What are the impacts of substances on the developing body? How does the developing brain impact adolescent's ability to make decisions/ manage impulse control? What is the current research on genetic predisposition to SU?
The Psychological Self
-How is this topic related to specific psychological processes?
- Is there research on people's perceptions of their experiences related to your topic>
SU Example: What are psychological theories of substance use? Is there evidence about adolescent's perceptions of substance use and its consequences? How do these perceptions impact behavior? How are emotional experiences in adolescents related to substance use?
The Psychosocial Self
-How does your topic relate to research on stress and coping?
-How are others involved in an individual's experience of your topic?
SU Example: How do peer networks impact substance use? How do substances fit into the picture of adolescent stress and coping?
The Spiritual Self
How does spirituality intersect with your topic?
Is there research on the role of faith in your topic?
Does experience with your topic raise existential questions?
SU Example: How do spirituality and substance use intersect? What do spiritual theories say about existential questions that may be related to substance use and escapism?
How does these concepts relate to psychodynamic perspectives, Behavioral Perspective, Behavior is learned as individuals interact with their environment or Biology, which is intertwined with the environment, behavior, psychology, and experiences that cannot be separated.