For your introduction, define psychology and introduce three of the six perspect

For your introduction, define psychology and introduce three of the six perspectives discussed in the textbook’s introductory chapter. These include the psychodynamic, behavioral, humanistic, sociocultural, and cognitive perspectives, to name a few. Behaviorists believe that behavior is mostly conditioned or learned through experiences (Ch 1 & Ch 7). Cognitive psychologists believe how people think (not just what they know) changes with time and experience, and then human thinking influences actions (Ch 4). Psychodynamic psychologists believe that behavior springs from unconscious drives and conflicts (Ch 3). (These are examples of the perspectives you will choose from.) Please provide a short summary of each of your 3 chosen perspectives that includes each perspective’s early founders, key terms, and their definitions (For instance, for the psychodynamic perspective, you may mention Sigmund Freud; the id, ego, and superego; psychosexual stages (Ch 11). For the behavioral perspective, Pavlov, Skinner, Classical and Operant Conditioning (Ch 6). For the cognitive perspective, possible discussion topics include information processing, problem solving, language, intelligence, and memory (Chs. 7 and 8)). In your explanation be sure to answer the following question: Briefly summarize each perspective (your chosen 3) and provide examples to explain why people think and behave the ways in which they do (Ch 7 & Ch 13)? In your conclusion, you may write about the perspective that resonates most with you !Please, no plagiarism!! Book: https://texassouthmostcollege.instructure.com/courses/17708/modules/197990