Both the reading and the listening discuss psychology. The reading states that it is a natural science. It describes and explains human behavior. However, the lecturer contrast with specific points made in the reading passage. The professor says that it is a social science not a natural science.
The first point that the lecturer makes is that, psychologist studied the relation between mind and social behavior. According to professor, he assumes that any behavior affected by biological, psychological and social factors. This point from the lecturer contrasts with the reading because the reading only says that the human mind as function of of the brain. Though is a result of chemical and mechanical laws that govern brain action.
Another point that the lecturer uses to cast doubt on the reading is, social science psychologist based on subjective phenomenon. The lecturer claims that psychologist used quantitative and qualitative methods in description of human behavior, and they use certain data to give a new theory. However, the reading only states that psychology based on objective facts.
Finally, the professor stated that, on the contrary of the reading, cognition psychology have natural science base. In other word, he studied integration of mental and human behavior. This contradicts the final idea of the reading passage because it only says that, psychology is concerned with biological bases of behavior and mental states.
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he assumes that any behavior affected by biological, psychological and social factors
he assumes that any behavior is affected by biological, psychological and social factors
the human mind as function of of the brain.
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social science psychologist based on subjective phenomenon.
social science by psychologist is based on subjective phenomenon.???
the reading only states that psychology based on objective facts.
the reading only states that psychology is based on objective facts.
Sentence: This point from the lecturer contrasts with the reading because the reading only says that the human mind as function of of the brain.
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cognition psychology have natural science base.
cognition psychology has natural science base.
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