solved 1.Instructions: For each behavior, you must apply ONE of the

1.Instructions: For each behavior, you must apply ONE of the theoretical perspectives to explain how that behavior may have been acquired. You must use each theory once, and only once. For example, if you use Biological Theory to explain ‘Aggression’, you may NOT use Biological Theory for either ‘Being Organized’ or ‘Smoking.’For this item, you must apply a theoretical perspective to explain how AGGRESSION may have been acquired by an individual. You may choose to explain this using Biological Theory (biological causes), or Psychoanalytic Theory (Freud), or one of the Learning Theories (Classical Conditioning, Operant Conditioning, or Observational Learning)*********************************a. Which Theory are you going to apply to AGGRESSION?b. How would that theory explain the development of a person being AGGRESSIVE?2.Instructions: For each behavior, you must apply ONE of the theoretical perspectives to explain how that behavior may have been acquired. You must use each theory once, and only once. For example, if you use Biological Theory to explain ‘Aggression’, you may NOT use Biological Theory for either ‘Being Organized’ or ‘Smoking.’For this item, you must apply a theoretical perspective to explain how BEING ORGANIZED may have been acquired by an individual. You may choose to explain this using Biological Theory (biological causes), or Psychoanalytic Theory (Freud), or one of the Learning Theories (Classical Conditioning, Operant Conditioning, or Observational Learning)*********************************a. Which Theory are you going to apply to BEING ORGANIZED? (note: You cannot use the same theory you used for aggression)b. How would that theory explain the development of a person being BEING ORGANIZED?.3.Instructions: For each behavior, you must apply ONE of the theoretical perspectives to explain how that behavior may have been acquired. You must use each theory once, and only once. For example, if you use Biological Theory to explain ‘Aggression’, you may NOT use Biological Theory for either ‘Being Organized’ or ‘Smoking.’For this item, you must apply a theoretical perspective to explain how SMOKING may have been acquired by an individual. You may choose to explain this using Biological Theory (biological causes), or Psychoanalytic Theory (Freud), or one of the Learning Theories (Classical Conditioning, Operant Conditioning, or Observational Learning)*********************************a. Which Theory are you going to apply to SMOKING? (note: You cannot use the same theory that you used for aggression or being organized)b. How would that theory explain the development of a person being SMOKING?.