Question

Although Paul seems bright and capable to his parents and friends he has been failing in school. Paul agrees to speak with a psychologist, who suggests that his problems stem from internal processes such as unrealistic expectations and negative thinking. The Psychologist's view is typical of what model of behavior?

Answer 1

Answer:

Cognitive            

Explanation:

Cognitive model: In psychology, the term cognitive model was proposed by Aaron Beck to describe an individual's psychological processes dealing with depression.

The cognitive model is defined as an individual's thought processes to develop healthier thinking-pattern. It is entirely based on the psychopathology. It describes the process through which an individual's perception or thought related to a specific situation influences his or her behavioral, emotional, and physiological reactions.

In the question above, the Psychologist's view is typical of the cognitive model of behavior.