Dr. Stanley, a psychologist, conducts a study on the effect of the color red on babies. Although there is no visible change in the babies when they see the color, he studies their neural patterns and notes that specific sections of their brains are being stimulated by the color. In this scenario, which approaches has Dr. Stanley used for his research?

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Amare Singleton

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11 February, 00:39

Dr. Stanley, a psychologist, conducts a study on the effect of the color red on babies. Although there is no visible change in the babies when they see the color, he studies their neural patterns and notes that specific sections of their brains are being stimulated by the color. In this scenario, which approaches has Dr. Stanley used for his research?

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Xzavier Humphrey · Answer 1

Answer:Dr Stanley used The Biological Approach

Explanation:

The biological approach is an approach used in psychology to explain to find concepts that explain human experience. The biological approach strive and aim to give explanations of mental processes and behaviours by examining how their nervous system operates in the structural and cellular stages.

For example Dr Stanley studied neural patterns and sections of the brains in order to explain the effect of the colour red on babies.