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   What is an ethological approach in biological psychology?

   • In biological psychology, this is a point at which the influence of an ethological approach is most obvious. It is easiest to describe how this phase proceeds by using some specific examples. Once the behaviour of interest has been clearly characterised it is often time to collect some empirical data.

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   How do you start a biological psychology study?

   • Since biological psychology is concerned with both behaviour and relevant physiological and brain mechanisms, it will often start with some interesting behavioural observations or experimental data. Once the behaviour of interest has been adequately documented, it is time to ask some questions.

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   What kinds of questions does biological psychology ask?

   • Since biological psychology is concerned with both behaviour and relevant physiological and brain mechanisms, it will often start with some interesting behavioural observations or experimental data.

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   Which aspects of cognition are appropriate subjects for study in biological psychology?

   • During this period it was also accepted that aspects of cognition and emotion that cannot be directly observed are proper subjects for study in biological psychology. The investigation of any aspect of behaviour may involve the study of (i) causation and mechanisms, (ii) development, (iii) evolution and (iv) function or current utility.

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   Personality. Biological Approaches. Learning Objectives. Explain biological approaches to understanding personality, including the findings of the Minnesota Study of Twins Reared Apart, heritability, and temperament. How much of our personality is in-born and biological, and how much is influenced by the environment and culture we are raised in?

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   Aug 16, 2020 · How much of our personality is in-born and biological, and how much is influenced by the environment and culture we are raised in? Psychologists who favor the biological approach believe that inherited predispositions as well as physiological processes can be used to explain differences in our personalities (Burger, 2008).

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   Biological Approaches – Introduction to Psychology. Learning Objectives. Explain biological approaches to understanding personality, including the findings of the Minnesota Study of Twins Reared Apart, heritability, and temperament.

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   Biological Approach | Overview & Research Examples. Home. Index. Psychology. Biological Approach. Psychology. Biological Approach. The biological approach in psychology focuses on understanding behavior and mental processes through the lens of biology, genetics, and the nervous system.

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   Aug 26, 2022 · How much of our personality is in-born and biological, and how much is influenced by the environment and culture we are raised in? Psychologists who favor the biological approach believe that …

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   Research suggests that many of our personality characteristics have a genetic component. What traits do you think you inherited from your parents? Provide examples. How might modeling (environment) influenced your characteristics as well?

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   Mar 17, 2023 · What kinds of questions does Biological Psychology ask? Example 1: Bird song; Example 2: Anxiety and fear; Scientific strategies in Biological Psychology. Describing behaviour: facial expressions and individual variation during conditioning; Investigational strategies: correlational approaches, and experimental manipulations