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P2 and P3- Explain different psychological approaches to health practice.

There are six different psychological approaches in psychology, below will now discuss the different psychological approaches to health practice. The six psychological approaches are; Behaviourist perspective Social learning theory, Psychodynamic perspective, Humanistic perspective, Cognitive perspective and the Biological perspective and also will be outlined and explained.

There are many different approaches that can be related to health and social care practices, such as the behavioural approach, social learning approach, psychodynamic approach, humanistic approach, cognitive approach and the biological approach.

Behaviourist Approach
The behaviourist approach as explained in P1, suggests that learning is what changes an individual’s behaviour. Therefore, any changes in behaviour of an individual are the result of events that have taken place within the environment.
However this approach can be applied in a health practice such as within a health clinic or a hospital. For example, if a service user is being sexually abused and seeks help within a hospital, a care provider such as a doctor will be able to determine what behavioural approach will be best suited for the individual. 'This approach can be applied in social care practice such as therapy. For example, a child or young person may need to go to a therapist as a result of witnessing physical abuse within their home.'

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Social learning theory-Social care practice is the act of a care professional that concentrates on and supports the social and personal needs of an individual. This can be demonstrated with activities and methods such as counselling and therapy. These methods are used to improve the quality of life of individuals who may be mentally ill or may be victims

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