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=__ Bigfoot Analysis __=

According to legends there is a big hairy man roaming the countries of Canada and the United States of America. This huge ape-man hybrid is known as Bigfoot or Sasquatch. Just the thought of this huge, mysterious creature that can be virtually anywhere across North America may be enough to put people on edge. For the most part, people are afraid of the unknown, and that is exactly what Bigfoot is. So, when someone sees, of thinks they have seen, Bigfoot they naturally become nervous and even scared. In reality, though, there isn’t really any reason to get so intimidated when seeing a quick glance at what's thought to be Bigfoot. This creature is so mysterious, and rather elusive, that there haven’t been any reports that have been anything more than just sightings. No attacks, no threatening jesters, nothing. So why so frightened over a little glimpse? In my opinion the behaviorism perspective in the Grand Theories of Psychology can explain these sightings of Sasquatch, and the witnesses’ reactions. This theory suggests that some force outside the natural environment is responsible for certain, potentially odd, behavior. In this case, the outside force that is affecting people’s behavior is the stories that are told about Bigfoot. They all suggest that Bigfoot is some terrible, scary monster. With stories and assumptions like that stuck into everyone’s mind, people would naturally start to become freaked out when they see Bigfoot.

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