“Psychology is defined as the study of the human mind, especially in regard to the connection between thoughts and behaviors. Even in the times of the great Greek philosophers, scholars were fascinated by the workings of the mind and how it related to our actions and reactions.”

Wilhelm Wundt

“Voluntarism

• the process of organizing the mind

Reductionism

• the ability to isolate each part of the mind

Introspection

• the ability to perform detailed self-examination”

“Sigmund Freud, who fathered psychoanalysis;

Carl Jung, who expanded upon Freud’s theories and developed analytical psychology;

William James, who brought modern psychology to America;

Alfred Alder, who formulated the connections between emotional needs and social skills”

“Psychology (Greek - soul; Greek - knowledge) is a science that studies the behavior and mental processes of people and animals”

“Psychology operates with the following methods:

1.) Introspection - observation of one’s own mental processes, cognition of one’s own life.

2.) Observation - the study of certain characteristics of a process without active involvement in the process itself.

3.) Experiment - an experimental study of a specific process. An experiment can be built on the modeling of activities in specially defined conditions or can be carried out in conditions close to ordinary activities.

4.) Development study - the study of certain characteristics of the same set of people (children, a tribe, etc.), which are monitored for several years”

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