2. WORK
PSYCHOLOGY
Work
•It is all the
job and
responsibility
that a a person
does in a
organization.
Psychology
• The mental
characteristics
or attitude of
a person or
group.
5. SCIENTIFIC STUDY:-
The methods and techniques are quiet scientific.
The steps like analysis of behavior observation
experimentation are solid base of scientific method
and approach
UNIVERSAL:-
The facts, principles and laws of behaviors
in psychology are universally applicable.
INFLUENCED BY CULTURE:-
The main unit of investigation is individual human
being and his experience mental process and behaviors
Overview
6. Study Of Experience:- It studies variety of human
experience which are mainly personal or private in
nature. It may be like dream conscious experience etc.
Study Of Behaviors:-Psychology studies both covert(that
is covered and not visible) and overt (that is open and
visible to all of a human being).
Based On Theory:-It is a well organized theory which is
supported by relevant law and principles.
Mutli-Disciplinary:- It is applied in all branches and
is universal
9. STRUCTURALISM
The first school of thought
in psychology.
Focused on breaking down mental
processes into the most basic
components
10. Major thinkers associated with
structuralism include Wilhelm Wundt and
Edward Titchener.
Focus was on reducing mental processes down
into their most basic elements.
Used techniques such as introspection to
analyse the inner processes of the human
mind.
12. Describe thoughts and what they do without
asking how they do it.
Thought that the mind resembles a computer,
and to understand its processes
You need to look at the software -- what it
does -- without having to understand the
hardware -- the why and how underlying it.
14. Behaviour is directly affected by
stimuli in the environment.
The major goal of psychology is to
identify that Stimulus-Response
relationship.
15. PSYCHO-
ANALYSIS
Founded during the late 1800's and early
1900's by the Austrian doctor Sigmund Freud.
It is an approach to understanding human
behaviour that focuses on the role of
unconscious thoughts, feelings, and memories.
16. the aim of psychoanalysis therapy is to
release repressed emotions and experiences,
i.e. make the unconscious conscious.
The psychoanalytic theory mainly influence
the mental health field as well as
intellectual areas.
17. HUMANISM
Humanism was born out of a desire to
understand the conscious mind, free
will, human dignity, and the capacity
for self-reflection and growth.
Believe individuals are controlled by their own values
and choices and not entirely by the environment
The goal of humanistic psychology is to help people
function effectively and fulfil their own unique
potential.
18. COGNITIVISM
Cognitive psychology follows behaviourism
by understanding the mind through
scientific experimentation.
It rejects psychoanalysis.
it regards psychoanalytic theories about
the subconscious mind as subjective and not
open to scientific analysis.
