section b (a)

• social 1- assumes behaviour is explained through communication and social relationships, groups influence behaviour
• social 2- assumes environment is a cause of our behaviour and it impacts our behaviour
• cognitive 1- behaviour is caused by internal mental processes and issues have a logical mental explanation
• cognitive 2- behaviour is mechanistic, we are like computers and input, store then output
• biological 1- behaviour has a physiological cause, therefore issues are solved through medicine or therapy
• biological 2- behaviours come from the need to adapt, therefore our bodies and brains have adapted over a long period of time, evolution