Which part of the brain is responsible for balance and fine motor movement?

A. The psychodynamic approach focuses on unconscious motives and early experiences rather than the fulfillment of potential.

B. The humanistic approach, particularly through theorists like Carl Rogers and Abraham Maslow, emphasizes personal growth and self-actualization, aiming to fulfill one's potential.

C. The social-cognitive approach focuses on the role of observational learning and cognitive processes in personality development, not directly on potential fulfillment.

D. The behavioral approach emphasizes observable behaviors and their environmental determinants, with less focus on individual potential or self-fulfillment.

A. Behavioral genetics examines how genetic and environmental factors interact to influence behavior, recognizing that both are integral to the expression of behavior.

B. While natural selection plays a role in evolution, behavioral genetics focuses more on the interaction between genes and environment in behavior rather than adaptation to surroundings.

C. Peer and familial influences are important environmental factors but do not encompass the genetic component crucial in behavioral genetics.

D. Genes alone do not predict the majority of human behavior; environmental factors significantly influence behavioral outcomes, which is why both are studied in behavioral genetics.