Question

You should have 10 entries. There should be a minimum of 4 behavioral entries and 4 emotional entries, and the remaining 2 entries can be either type.

As you learn more concepts and theories, begin to fill in the third column, justifying your explanation for the behavior or emotion with a psychological theory. You must use a theory to justify your explanation for 8 of the 10 entries, 4 behavioral entries and 4 emotional entries.

Date	Activity or Emotion	Motivation / Reason for it	Theory that explains it (Justify your selection)
Day 1
Day 2
Day 3
Day 4
Day 6
Day 7
Day 8
Day 9
Day 10

Answer 1

Date	Activity/Emotion	Motivation/Reason	Suggesting Theories
Day 1	Socialization	To be a part of society	Albert Bandura, Lev Vygotsky’s theories of social learning and social development.
Day 2	Helping Others	Formation of social relationships	Abraham Maslow’s hierarchy theory of Needs.
Day 3	Problem solving	Use of learnings and experiences.	Carl Rogers’s learning theory, Experimental methods of learning, S-O-R theory of learning.
Day 4	Perception	Understand senses and physical signalling	Directive State theory, Gestalt approach, Signal detection theory.
Day 5	Anger	Show the competition and combat approach	William McDougall’s theory of fundamental instincts.
Day 6	Love	Make relationships, fulfilment of desires and affections.	Sternberg’s theory of love and affection.
Day 7	Happiness	To show the humanistic behaviour and social approach.	William McDougall’s theory, Behavioural component theory.
Day 8	Abusing	Show the frustration and angriness through the verbal way.	Operant conditioning, enforcement theory etc.
Day 9	Self-assessment	Find the internal reason and solutions	Abraham Maslow’s theory, Philosophical approach of self-realization.
Day 10	Anti-social behaviour	Showing opposition to social norms and beliefs.	Freud’s psychosocial development theory, Adler’s Theory.