How can we understand and explain human behaviour? This is a basic
question that is asked by students taking courses in psychology,
medicine and health studies as well as colleagues in human
services. Generally speaking, human behaviour is understood in
terms of three broad perspectives biology, psychology and
sociology. Under the biological perspective, human behaviour is
seen as a product of biological structures and mechanisms. Under
the psychological perspective, human behaviour is seen as a result
of mental processes, which may or may not have biological bases.
Finally, sociologists believe that external social structures and
processes determine human behaviour. External environmental factors
such as poverty, income inequality and alienation contribute to
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