Question

we are constantly trying to become who we are. our lives are a process of growth. * 1 point
psychodynamic
behavioral/learning
cognitive
humanistic
biological
socio-cultural
students that study for quizzes are usually rewarded with a good grade * 1 point
psychodynamic
behavioral/learning
cognitive
humanistic
biological
socio-cultural

Explanation:

First Question:

The statement "We are constantly trying to become who we are. Our lives are a process of growth" aligns with Humanistic psychology, which emphasizes self - actualization and personal growth as central to human experience. Psychodynamic focuses on unconscious processes, Behavioral/learning on observable behavior and conditioning, Cognitive on mental processes, Biological on biological factors, and Socio - Cultural on cultural and social influences. None of these other perspectives focus on personal growth as the Humanistic perspective does.

The statement "Students that study for quizzes are usually rewarded with a good grade" is about behavior (studying) being followed by a reward (good grade), which is a key concept in Behavioral/learning psychology. This perspective focuses on how behavior is shaped by rewards and punishments. Psychodynamic focuses on unconscious, Cognitive on mental processes, Humanistic on self - growth, Biological on biology, and Socio - Cultural on social/cultural factors.

Answer:

D. Humanistic

Second Question: