Hi Jason,
  Just to clarify, when you say “psychology” are you talking more about the science of psychology or are you talking about the professional practice side of doing therapy? I ask because the way I would answer your question would depend on your focus.

  If the focus is more on the professional practice side, then my answer is yes, these are the “big four” of individual level approaches (there are family and social systems approaches). As you may be aware, the key paper on this is CAST, linked here<https://www.gregghenriques.com/uploads/2/4/3/6/24368778/cast.pdf>.

Best,
Gregg

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Subject: Unification *Within* Major Schools of Thought?

Hello ToK Society,

So what would you consider the major schools of thought within psychology? Psychodynamics, Behaviorism, Cognitivism, Humanism? A few more?

I ask because I wonder how prudent it would be to demonstrate how useful the ToK framework would be in regards to achieving unification *within* various schools of thought in psychology first before moving on to achieving unification *between* various schools of thought in psychology.

Just some food for thought.

~ Jason Bessey
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