Advantages of reductionism - Reducing behaviour to simple principles can have it's benefits because it makes behaviour easier to understand and develop hypotheses to test.
Disadvantages of reductionism - Many things impact behaviour and by ignoring some factors this means a theory might not fully explain behaviour. Biological reductionism is particularly problematic as biologists are often not concerned with why or how people might behave in a certain way just what biological processes are involved.
. Advantages and disadvantages of objective and essay type of tests?
This question is unrelated to psychology.
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There are many social, biological, and psychological advantages and disadvantages of increasing the age of marriage. A biological disadvantage is you would have to wait longer to have children.
Advantages - it is easy to understand Disadvantages - it is culture based, no mention of moving down the hierarchy, doesn't take into account changes over time, needs of employees are not all the same.
Kathleen Lennon has written: 'Explaining human action' -- subject(s): Explanation, Functionalism (Psychology), Intention, Methodology, Motivation (Psychology), Reductionism, Science and psychology, Social psychology
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