Psychology (29255 bytes)
1: {{psychology}}
2: ...chology by means of comparison (see [[comparative psychology]]).
4: ...h is reflected in the dominance of [[cognitivism (psychology)|cognitivism]] as the guiding [[theory|theoretica...
6: ...ence]], [[neuropsychology]], and [[cognitive neuroscience]].
8: ...niscentia'' or ''"On Memory and Recollection"''), psychology emerged as a separate discipline only recently. T...
Self (psychology) (2335 bytes)
1: {{psychology}}
3: ...elf''' is a key construct in several schools of [[Psychology]]. Usages differ between theorists and fields of...
24: ...mplete autonomy is a uniquely western approach to psychology and models of self are employed constantly in are...
26: ...as they do. [[Nikolas Rose]] (1998) proposes that psychology is now employed as a technology: one that allows ...
Clinical psychology (2043 bytes)
1: '''Clinical psychology''' is the application of [[psychology]] to mental illness or mental health problems.
5: ...urocognitive deficit]]s to become [[clinical neuropsychology|clinical neuropsycholgists]].
9: ...ntal health problems, and partly as psychological science advanced to the stage where the fruits of psychol...
12: * [[clinical neuropsychology]]
16: ...l psychology | Important publications in clinical psychology ]]
Similarity (psychology) (1246 bytes)
1: In [[social psychology]], '''similarity''' refers to how closely attitud...
Popular psychology (1918 bytes)
1: ...r that come from outside the technical study of [[psychology]], but purport to go beyond everyday knowledge.
3: ...of [[naïve physics]] and [[naïve biology]], naïve psychology may often be technically incorrect but is often f...
5: ...ce]] but may also refer to academic or [[clinical psychology]], but the literature tends to seize on ideas out...
7: ...e of popular psychology, [[quackery]] and [[pseudoscience]], a minority of these systems do represent some ...
11: [[category:popular psychology]]
Jungian psychology (7463 bytes)
1: ...Neopsychoanalytic school]] of psychology. Jungian psychology is geared largely toward the nature of [[symbolis...
16: ...developmentally grounded theory, such as [[Self]] psychology or [[Donald Winnicott]]'s work, with the Jungian ...
18: ...term and described the concept of the "[[complex (psychology)|complex]]". Jung claims to have discovered the ...
24: ... be said seems to still be beyond present medical science in any satisfactory sense). Twin studies and ple...
26: [[Category:Jungian psychology]][[Category:Neopsychoanalytic school]]
Educational psychology (2723 bytes)
1: ...ychology''' is the [[psychology|psychological]] [[science]] studying how children and adults learn, the eff...
12: Major theorists of educational psychology:
22: ...ree|degree]] in [[psychology]] or [[instructional psychology]]. Psychologists that work in a k-12 school sett...
24: ...l psychology is closely allied to [[developmental psychology]].
27: ...sychology | Important publications in educational psychology ]]
Folk psychology (3182 bytes)
1: ...sometimes called '''naïve psychology''') is the [[psychology|psychological]] theory implicit in our everyday a...
5: ...ny of our social actions and judgements about the psychology of others. It encompasses all of the assumptions ...
7: ... This, of course, raises the question of how folk psychology would fare in this respect and this matter is a s...
9: ...d the possibility of vindicating / extending folk psychology by allowing its theoretical terms (e.g. 'belief' ...
11: ...tich's book, "''From Folk Psychology to Cognitive Science: The Case Against Belief''" has received much att...
Evolutionary psychology (6786 bytes)
1: {{psychology}}
2: ...mprises a large number of functional [[Mechanism (science)|mechanisms]], called psychological adaptations, ...
4: ...al [[1992]] book ''The Adapted Mind: Evolutionary Psychology and The Generation of Culture'' (ISBN 0195101073)...
6: Evolutionary psychology has been applied to the study of many fields, inc...
12: Evolutionary psychology is based on the presumption that, just like heart...
Analytical psychology (1746 bytes)
1: ...''Analytical psychology''' is a school of [[Depth Psychology]] based upon the movement started by [[Carl Jung]...
3: Analytical Psychology distinguishes several psychological types or temp...
25: ...aap.org/ International Association for Analytical Psychology]
26: ...rajung.co.il/edinger.htm An Outline of Analytical Psychology by Edward F. Edinger, M.D.]
27: ...vision.ch/rfr/roth_e.htm Psychovision: Analytical Psychology and Physics; Carl G. Jung and Wolfgang Pauli]
Developmental psychology (2999 bytes)
1: ...ity|moral understanding]], and [[identity (social science)|identity]] formation.
7: ...gy]], [[cognitive psychology]], and [[comparative psychology]].
10: ...hy ]]: a list of prominent works in developmental psychology
13: ...: lessons for teaching and learning developmental psychology
14: ...tal Psychology]: a web directory of Developmental Psychology organizations
Critical psychology (2653 bytes)
1: ... of critical psychology and at least two critical psychology institutes, in Manchester and Sydney. Compare: [[...
3: == Critical psychology around the world ==
7: ...be considered the theoretical founder of critical psychology.
8: ...ology department. Nevertheless, this approach of psychology is still alive.
12: ... started a [http://critpsy.blogspot.com/ critical psychology blog].
Experimental psychology (2994 bytes)
1: ...linical psychology|clinical]] and [[developmental psychology]].
3: ...f behavior]], and some aspects of [[physiological psychology]].
5: ...tions for the subsequent development of cognitive psychology.
7: ...s well as some [[university]] courses of study in psychology.
9: ...ch studies can be found in the [[Web Experimental Psychology Lab]] and the [[web experiment list]].
Moral psychology (894 bytes)
1: ...ophy)|action]] and [[Human agency|agency]]; moral psychology sets out to clarify these beliefs.
3: The subjects covered by moral psychology include:
Attitude (psychology) (1619 bytes)
3: ...ey concept in [[social psychology]]. In academic psychology parlance, attitudes are positive or negative view...
16: [[Category:Social psychology]]
Host (psychology) (887 bytes)
1: In [[psychology]] and [[mental health]], a '''host''' is the most...
Cognitive psychology (5213 bytes)
1: ...ychology''' is the [[psychology|psychological]] [[science]] which studies [[cognition]], the [[mental proce...
3: Cognitive psychology is radically different from previous psychologica...
4: ...omenological]] methods such as [[Freud|Freudian]] psychology.
5: ...tivation]]s) unlike [[behaviourism|behaviourist]] psychology.
7: ...ing from this approach is known as [[cognitivism (psychology)|cognitivism]].
Schema (psychology) (3229 bytes)
1: In [[psychology]] and [[cognitive science]], a '''schema''' is a mental structure that repr...
23: [[category:psychology]][[category:cognitive science]]
Political psychology (163 bytes)
1: ...[academic]] field dedicated to the study of the [[psychology]] behind [[politics|political]] behavior.
Association (psychology) (685 bytes)
1: In [[psychology]] and [[marketing]], two concepts or [[stimuli]] ...
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