Thursday 8 March 2012

Michelle Bridges


After discussing the issue with my colleagues from social-cultural, behavioural and cognitive perspectives of psychology I have found that the social-cultural perspective would be best to gather information about the contestants. The nature of the competition is very much based on communication and social interaction between contestants and trainers. Their progress relies on the support of their trainers therefore the trainers must form a trusting relationship with the team members. After doing this they can gather important information about their beliefs and culture to truly help them on their journey.
         I also think that the cognitive perspective of psychology would help in gathering information through quizzes and surveys. It would help Michelle Bridges to see how they think and the way they solve problems. It would show their cognitive strengths and she could use this data to her advantage to help her win.
         Biological and behavioural will not be as effective in collecting data unless one of the contestants have a neurological condition or if a certain learned behaviour greatly affects their progress. 

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