UNIT : 1 Introduction to Psychology:
KEY TERMS:
Psychology:
The scientific study of mental processes and behavior is called Psychology (Psyche : Human mind, Logos : a Study).
Nurse :
A nurse is a health professional who provides skilled care and assistance by utilizing scientific knowledge and principles.
Nursing:
Nursing is a profession that deals with the skilled caring and assisting of individuals, families and society.
Introduction :
So the new definition of psychology was made as the study of behavior.
Definition of psychology :
Nature of Psychology:
Psychology is a positive Science.
Psychology deals with facts and operates naturally.
Psychology uses the scientific method.
Psychology uses the scientific method for any research or investigation.
Psychology is a developing and growing science.
Psychology is always doing new research and moving forward in its field.
Psychology is an applied science.
Psychology uses its principles and techniques in other fields Psychology studies the facts of behavior. Psychology studies the facts of behavior. Psychology studies the behavior of animals and humans. Psychology has different branches.
Such as social psychology, forensic psychology.
Subfields /Scope/Areas of Psychology:
Psychology is a broad and diverse field. Many different subfields and specialty areas have emerged. For convenience and specialized study, the subject matter of psychology can be grouped into various branches. We divide it into two broad categories, namely
1) Pure Psychology and
2) Applied Psychology.
Branches of Psychology
The following branches can be seen in the study of psychology gets
1. Pure Psychology :
Pure Psychology provides a framework and theory. Its content deals with ecological principles and the formulation of theories. It suggests various methods and techniques for analysis, assessment, modification, and behavior improvement.
2. Applied Psychology :
In applied psychology, the theories generated and discussed by pure psychology take their practical shape. Here, we discuss the ways and means of applying psychological rules, principles, theories and techniques in the context of real practical situations.
Pure Branches of Pure Psychology are as follows:
1. General Psychology:
In which the general psychological principles and theories of a person are studied. In which the fundamental rules of psychology, the normal study of human behavior, are carried out.
2. Abnormal Psychology:
In which the study of psychology is also known as psychopathology. Which includes the study of mental illness and related psychopathology.
3. Social Psychology:
It is the scientific study of social perception, social influence and interaction of people living in society.
4. Experimental Psychology:
In which psychological experiments are conducted in different ways in the laboratory. In which mental processes, behavior and related studies are stored.
5. Biological Psychology:
In which biological processes are studied in relation to how they affect the mind and behavior.
6. Pera Psychology:
This branch of psychology includes some sensory perception and applied problems.
7. Developmental Psychology:
This branch studies the growth and development of an individual. Its cognition, social function, and other areas of growth and development are studied.
The branches of Applied Psychology are as follows:
1. Educational Psychology:
Which includes the subject matter of principles related to psychology and educational theory etc.
2. Clinical Psychology:
This branch of psychology focuses on the clinical diagnosis, assessment and treatment of disease.
3. Industrial Psychology:
In this branch, employees working in any company are exposed to the principles, industrial environment and problems related to it. Study is being done.
4. Legal Psychology (Legal Psychology):
In which any legal legal practitioner uses psychological principles and Psychological techniques are studied. In which legal issues like crime detection and false witness are studied.
5. Military Psychology:
This deals with the psychological principles and their study of military services. In which the study of soldiers and their behavior and psychological principles during wartime is done.
6. School Psychology:
This branch of psychology studies the emotional, social and academic issues of children studying in school.
Importance of Psychology in Nursing (Importance of Psychology in Nursing):
Psychology will help the nurse to understand her self
Psychology will help the nurse to understand other people
Psychology will help the nurse to improve the situation by solving problems and changing the environment.
He will understand the relationship of body, mind and spirit
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