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MATCH THE THEORIES (18 points)
Research the names/theories below, and match the theorist and/or theoretical perspective to the statement that best represents the viewpoint. Explain your choice by identifying and explaining two major components of each theory.Major theorist(s) + two major components = 3 points for each question.
Sigmund FreudInformation Processing Theory
Social-Cognitive Learning Theory Behaviorist theory
Jean PiagetErik Erikson
1. In everyday life, unconscious ideas are struggling for expression; what might seem casual slips of the tongue are actually expressions of real, though unacknowledged, motivations.
2. Humans are limited in how much information they can process at any given time.
3. Cognitive thought develops in four qualitatively different stages, ranging from exploring through the senses and motor abilities to abstract, logical thinking.
4. Psychology is the science of behavior, and as such, deals only with observable acts that can be objectively described in terms such as stimulus and response.
5. People learn from observing other people.
6.Development is lifelong and involves a number of psychosocial tasks.
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1. In everyday life, unconscious ideas are struggling for expression; what might seem casual slips
of the tongue are actually expressions of real, though unacknowledged, motivations. I believe that
the theory that best describes this statement is the Sigmund Freud. This is
because Sigmund
supposes that the unconscious mind controls behavior to a great extent than people think. A second
would be psychoanalysis w...
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