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Bandura 1960s Descartes 1596-1650
1950s Albert
Bandura (during the
cognitive revolution) Locke
Carl Rogers proposes SLT. He proposed thatthe mind and the 1632 -1704
body are separate
and Abraham from each other. (Cartesian Dualism)
Maslow developed the It is the inbetweenof cognitive and His theory was that
humanistic approach. behaviourism. This allowed the mind to be studied in its all experience can be
rejects the views favoured
merism
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free will.


THE BEHAVIOURISM
Watson and Skinner 1913 ORIGINS Darwin 1809-1882
John B. Watson writes Behaviouristviews it.
'Psychology as the

andB. Skinner establishes the behaviouristapproach
Me All human and animal

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