A (Freud-influenced) psychologist coming from a psychoanalytic or psychodynamic perspective is most likely to say: "Science must
be rooted in observation of behavior, rather than introspective processes." "A person needs unconditional love and acceptance in order to reach her true potential." "A person's behavior reflects unconscious conflicts and emotions that result from early childhood experiences." "Emotional responses reflect biological processes such as hormones and brain chemistry."
<u>"A person's behavior reflects unconscious conflicts and emotions that result from early childhood experiences."</u>
Explanation:
<u>Psychoanalytic perspective:</u> In psychology, the term "psychoanalytic perspective" was proposed by Sigmund Freud. The main idea of psychoanalytic perspective is to focus on the significance of an individual's unconscious mind rather than his or her conscious mind. However, it specifies that an individual's behavior is being governed by his or her past experiences or childhood experiences.
