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Preview: ... mpany each perspective. <br> There are four major schools of thought, or perspectives, in psychology. Each of these perspectives takes on different assumptions of the causes and effects of various psychological disorders with unique approaches to treatment. These perspectives include the psychodynamic perspective, the behaviorist perspective, the cognitive perspective, and the evolutionary perspective. <br> The Psychodynamic Perspective, which focuses on “the dynamic interplay of mental forces”, was developed by Sigmund Freud when he theorized that people have “powerful unconscious motives that underlie their conscious intentions” (Kowalski & Westen, 2005). This perspective rests on the assumption that people are unaware of the subconscious chain of events that affect their conscious behaviors, thoughts, feelings, and intentions and suggests that “people’s actions are determined by the way thoughts and feelings are connected in their minds” (Kowalski & Westen, 2005). Freud’s theory also suggests that compromises among competing motives may result from these mental processes conflicting with one another. Psychodynamic psychologists rely on the case stud ...
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