Across
- 2. Form of determinism that believes behaviour is caused by unconscious conflicts.
- 3. A model of understanding mental health that acknowledges genetic vulnerability and environmental triggers as the cause of mental health disorders.
- 7. Form of determinism that believes behaviour is caused by features of our environment such as rewards and punishments.
- 11. The belief that human behaviour is best explained by breaking it into constituent parts
- 12. Type of reductionism that focuses on the actions of genes, hormones etc.
Down
- 1. The idea within the nature/nurture debate that we could be predisposed to a behaviour but that the environment moderates this influence.
- 4. Levels of _______. A hierarchy that represents which reductionist explanations are the most oversimplified.
- 5. Form of determinism that acknowledges some factors affect our behaviour but that we also have conscious choice.
- 6. The belief in the nature/nurture debate that we have no innate mechanisms and all behaviour is determined by environmental factors.
- 8. The belief in the nature/debate that we are born with pre-determined and pre-programmed behaviours, caused by biological components such as a genetics.
- 9. The belief that human behaviour is best explained by looking at behaviour as an indivisible system.
- 10. The notion that humans can make choices and behaviour is not determined by factors beyond their control.