Psychologist's Theory

Definition

A psychologist's theory refers to the framework or explanation proposed by a psychologist to understand and explain specific aspects of human behavior, cognition, or development.

Related terms

Behaviorism:

This term refers to the psychological perspective that focuses on observable behaviors and their relationship with external stimuli.

Cognitive Development:

This term refers to the process through which an individual acquires knowledge, thinking abilities, and problem-solving skills.

Psychoanalysis:

This term refers to Sigmund Freud's theory of personality and therapeutic approach that emphasizes the role of unconscious conflicts.