Neuroscience Perspective
Brett Favre says for the past 2 years that he was going to retire. But a couple weeks after he says "hes going to play one more year," and "its going to be his last year" he says. But we dont know what is going through his mind when he is in the offseason. Psychodynamic Perspective
Brett Favre when he was a little kid he got hit in the head with a baseball bat. He said that he didnt cry and that it never hurt.
Humanistic Perspective
He is a very healthy man he always plays through injuries and never sat out one game. He has reached his full potential by starting every game and breaking almost every record.
Behavioral Perspective
He has learned to behave himself on and off the field. He has always been a good sport and good to all his friends and everything.
Social-Cultural Perspective
He has learned to adapt to everything on and off the feild with everything that he has gone through with his dad, wife and kids.
Cognitive Perspective
He has processed information with all the plays he has to remember and everything going on with his family. He has to have a lot going on in his mind he has to be going crazy!!
Recheck these - you do not correctly explain behaviors from the perspectives.
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Brett Favre has an unconscious drive to beat everyone at everything. This stems from when he was a little kid in Mississippi, and he was the last one picked for flag football in recess. :( Poor Brett.