biological approach
behaviour is caused by our biology. could be genes or certain chemicals or hormones in our bodies and brains
behavioural approach
behaviourists believe that all behaviour is learnt (often called the learning approach). this could be from imitating people, or by receiving a reinforcement or reward for certain behaviours
cognitive approach
believe that behaviour is a result of how we process information. if we process information incorrectly it could lead to negative or problematic behaviour
psychodynamic approach
believe our behaviour as adults roots from childhood experiences. negative experiences can have huge impact on us as adults
social approach
all behaviour occurs in a social context, even when nobody else is physically present. a major influence on our behaviour, thought processes and emotions are other people and the society they have created
reliability
repeat experiment and obtain same results (method)
validity
if the