The Same Behavior, Six Perspectives

Explaining a behavior from every major perspective means producing six accounts of one act and identifying which are compatible and which genuinely conflict.

One act — a person quitting a stable job without another lined up — explained biologically, evolutionarily, socioculturally, psychodynamically, behaviorally, and humanistically. Each account stated in full. Then the sorting: which four are describing different levels of one process, which two make incompatible predictions, and what evidence would distinguish those two.