Finally made up my mind on the two disciplines to consider after speaking to Seth. Last week, I had made up my mind to look at the chosen topic (Banking on the Web) from a Psychology and Criminology perspective however it seems the two disciplines are closely related and there is no clear distinction between the two and there is a lot of overlapping between the two disciplines.
\nChosen disciplines are Psychology and Computer Science. I have been reading about the seven perspectives of Psychology and they are:
\n1. Behavioural- This view focuses on observable learned behaviours. It is concerned with how behaviours are learned and reinforced.
\n2. Psychodynamic- This view emphasizes the role of the unconscious mind and interpersonal relationships to explain human behaviour.
\n3. Evolutionary- This focuses on how evolution explains physiological processes.
\n4. Biological- This point of view focuses on the physical and biological basis of behaviour.
\n5. Cognitive- This places an emphasis on mental processes.
\n6. Humanistic- This perspective emphasizes the role of motivation on thought and behaviour.
\n7. Cross Cultural- This perspective looks at human behaviours across different cultures and how our culture influences our thinking and behaviour.
\nI would be looking at the topic from the Cross Cultural perspective of Psychology.
\nSelf assignment for this week is to read up about Computer Science.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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