Yea i think its 3 too because in science i never heard them talk about Ancient Greece
One of the differences that exists between the humanistic perspective and the cognitive perspective is that
- people develop disorders due to the restrictions of modern society on one's ability to express one's inner selves rather than due to fundamental flaws in their thought.
<h3>What is the humanistic perspective in psychology?</h3>
This is the part of psychology that is involved with free will, healthy self esteem, exploration of self and the ability to reach human potential.
<h3>What is the cognitive perspective in psychology?</h3>
This is the aspect that focuses on the thought processes, how people think and the ability to understand things.
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NOTE some key features of theories that are important to understand from this description:
Answer:
B. Theories aren't likely to change. They have so much support and are able to explain satisfactorily so many observations, that they are not likely to change. Theories can, indeed, be facts. Theories can change, but it is a long and difficult process. In order for a theory to change, there must be many observations or evidence that the theory cannot explain.
Explanation:
From the passage or description of the word scientific theory, it was concluded that:
1. Theory is a scientific explanations, well defined or established that now new evidence will change them
2. Theory may change or their interpretation may change, but not the facts that are well determined in the theory.
3. Theory can be used to predict unobserved situation or phenomenon based on the facts well established by the theory.
4. Theory in scientific terms is different from general usage of the term.
As theory in science explaexplainsin well defined facts, while the general usage are often times mean hunch or speculation.
The American Dream I think it is where people from around the world went to America thinking they would get a dream life with food and everything in the 19's
