This document summarizes three major perspectives in psychology: psychoanalysis, behaviorism, and humanism. Psychoanalysis focuses on understanding behavior from unconscious experiences and childhood. Behaviorism views learning as changes in external behavior achieved through repetition and reinforcement. Humanism emerged in response to behaviorism and cognitive psychology, and focuses on exploring how people conduct their lives and improving life. The document lists key theorists and concepts for each perspective.

1. Submitted to:
Prof. Agnes Montalbo
Rizal Technological University
Submitted by:
MARJORIE TABARES

2.  *Explain the observable
continuities in a person’s bahavior
despite great complexity and even
contradictions in the behavior.
 *tries to explain how the
observable differences among
people come about.

3.  *aims to explore how people
conduct their lives.
 *Concerned with how life can be
improved.

5.  Psychoanalysis
 Behaviorism
 Humanism

7.  *understands us from the
point of view of our
unconscious and early
childhood experiences

9.  *focuses on one particular view of
learning: a change in external
behaviour achieved through a large
amount of repetition of desired
actions, the reward of good habits
and the discouragement of bad
habits

10. B.F. SKINNER IVAN
PAVLOV
JOHN WATSON

12.  *in psychology developed in the
1960s and 70s in the United
States as a response to the
continual struggle between
behavioral theorists and cognitive
psychologists

13. Abraham Maslow
*the hierarchy of
needs
*Concepts of
Self-
actualization