Post by Hajar on Sept 20, 2017 22:30:05 GMT
Reductionism theory: all behavior and experiences could be reduced to biological factors such as the nervous system and the brain.
Moghaddam argues that there are things within psychology that can not be reduced to biology and that they are a result/impact of culture and society on individuals rather. That being said, he still supports the theory but it is not the sole explanation to the learning process and our behavior.
Moghaddam states that learning in everyday life is a social process and that through interaction with others we participate in construction of meaning systems.
Those meaning systems differ and vary between and within cultures.
Moghaddam argues that there are things within psychology that can not be reduced to biology and that they are a result/impact of culture and society on individuals rather. That being said, he still supports the theory but it is not the sole explanation to the learning process and our behavior.
Moghaddam states that learning in everyday life is a social process and that through interaction with others we participate in construction of meaning systems.
Those meaning systems differ and vary between and within cultures.
