Well put. Humanistic Psychology is also more effective in the business or in the work place.

Humanistic psychologists look at human behavior, not only through the eyes of the observer but
also through the eyes of the person doing the behaving.

I agree that clinical psychology in very interesting. Before anything else, I'd like to say empathy
within clinical psychology is something that will allow a client to feel they are the center of your
attention.
Well put and very informative Abigail. I'm not sure just how accurate my thoughts are, but in my
mind Nature sets a limit, it builds a cup, but it is the nurturing that fills up the cup to achieve its
potential. Donald Hebb once said, "Which contributes more to the area of a rectangle, its length
or its width?" and this is exactly how I picture nature verses nurture, it is a mix of both elements.

I feel that this is one of the best and persuasive posts I have found yet about this subject. Many
neuron connections were made upon myself reading this post. I will be using you as a source in
one of my papers.

I do agree with albert bandulas that man tend to imitate the behaviors of the person he observes given
that in the social learning theory man is bound to copy the behavior of those frequently with them hence
parents adults and teacher need to be conscious of their actions.

Brilliant explanation Felicia. Your operant conditioning example show us a pattern

which dictates that most behavior patterns that we learn are not merely as a result
of our thoughts and conscience, but due to the fact that there are negative and
positive stimuli in the environment that influence the way in which we act and
behave.