psychological functionalism
Psychological functionalism is a theoretical perspective in psychology that emphasizes the study of mental processes and behavior in terms of their functions or purposes, rather than focusing on their specific underlying structures. It examines how the mind works to accomplish specific tasks and how mental states are related to behavior and the environment.
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