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The Psychodynamic Perspective In Psychology

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The psychodynamic perspective in psychology began with Sigmund Freud’s view of the mental health of unaware unconscious influencing desires, thoughts, and impulses, especially sexual and aggressive behaviors (Coon, & Mitterer,2016). Psychodynamic psychology deals with internal conflicts, motives, and unconscious forces influence the behavior unknown to the individual. The biological/evolutionary perspective deals with observing behavior and all aspects identified to change with behavior such as hormone levels, sweating, and increased heart rate as examples (Coon, & Mitterer,2016). Behavioral psychology is the study of what is observed in psychology (Coon, & Mitterer,2016). Cognitive psychology focuses on how thinking, feeling, and language
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