Evolutionary - Explains behavior in terms of survival and reproduction., Humanistic - Stresses individual growth, free will, and self-actualization., Cognitive - Explores internal mental processes such as thinking, memory, language, and problem-solving., Behavioral - Emphasizes observable behaviors and how they're learned through conditioning (classical and operant), Biological - It examines how the brain, nervous system, genetics, hormones, and neurotransmitters affect thoughts, feelings, and actions., Psychodynamic - Emphasizes unconscious drives, childhood experiences, and inner conflicts as influences on behavior., Sociocultural - Examines how social and cultural environments influence behavior and mental processes, including norms, values, traditions, and group dynamics., Biopsychosocial - An integrated approach combining biological, psychological, and social-cultural factors to understand behavior and mental health more comprehensively.,

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