Compare and Constrast Discipline Philosophies




	ESE502: The Class: Paradigms: Compare & Contrast

Compare and Contrast Discipline Paradigms

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Comparison Psychodynamic

Description of behavior .

Control of behavior - internal or external .

Cause of behavior .

Motivational forces .

Measure of existence of behavior of feelings .

Therapy or management techniques .

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1. Describe the first discipline philosophy.

2. Describe the second discipline philosophy.

3. Describe the third discipline philosophy.

A. List the ways that the ideologies are unique in (A).

B. List the ways that the ideologies are unique in (B).

C. List the ways that the ideologies are unique in (C).

D. List ways that ideas in discipline philosophies overlap in (D).

E. List ways that ideas in discipline philosophies overlap in (E).

F. List ways that ideas in discipline philosophies overlap in (F).

G. Finally, in the inner area (G) list the ways in which all three discipline areas overlap.

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