Various psychological theories give an insight into different types of human behavior. Conduct online research and identify six major psychological theories and analyze each theory to understand their main tenets and concepts. Then, describe anxiety in human beings using each theory. BIUX² X₂ 10pt. V AVE Theory Biological Theory Cognitive Theory Humanistic Theory Learning (Behaviorism Theory) Psychodynamic Theory Sociocultural (Cross-Cultural) Theory Description of Anxiety in Human Beings Based on the Theory

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