What is Classical and Modern Psychology - Juan Luis Linárez
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The Development of Cognitive Neuroscience
Brain and Cognitive Research
Neuropsychology and Cognitive Psychology
Theories of Human Development
Research on Development Stages
Developmental Psychology and Human Development
Focus on happiness and health
Technologies and Strategies for Enhancing Quality of Life
Positive Psychology
Recent progress
Experimental Design
Data Analysis Methods
Experimental Study
Qualitative and Quantitative Methods
Modern research methods
Evidence-based treatment
Intervention for Psychological Barriers
Clinical Psychology and Therapy
Improve work performance and satisfaction
The technology of education and skill development
Organization and Educational Psychology
Community Prevention and Support Programs
Community and Social Intervention
Practical application
Digital Psychology and Technology
Interdisciplinarity with other sciences
Emerging trends
The development of new theories and methodologies
Innovative applications in the field of health and well-being
Fields of future research
Trends and Future of Psychology
Modern Psychology
The transition from classical theory to modern theory
Integration of new methods and technologies
The Evolution of Theory and Method
The reassessment of classical concepts
Adapt ancient theories to a modern context
The impact of modern development on classical theories
Comparison of Classical Psychology and Modern Psychology
A Review of Historical Evolution
The Main Contributions of Classical and Modern Psychology
Summary of Main Points
Contribution to Individual and Social Welfare
The Future Outlook of the Field of Psychology
Reflection on the Impact of Psychology on Society
Conclusion
General concept
Main Sub-disciplines
Definition of Psychology
Applications in daily life
Relevance in academic and professional fields
The Importance of Psychological Research
Understanding human behavior
Improve psychological and emotional health
Develop treatment technologies
The goals of the field of psychology
Introduction to Psychology
The influence of ancient philosophy
The development during the Renaissance period
The Early History of Psychology
Plato and Aristotle
Descartes and Dualism
The Influence of Philosophy on Psychology
Foundation and Origin
Experimental method
Establish the first psychology laboratory
Wilhelm Wundt
The introspective method of structuralism
The contributions to the development of structuralism
Edward Titchener
Structuralism
Adaptive Theory of Psychological Processes
The impact on applied psychology
William James
The application in educational psychology
The Development of Functionalism Theory
John Dewey
Functionalism
Unconscious Theory
Defensive mechanisms and personality structure
Sigmund Freud
Oedipus complex
Sexual Desire and Sexual Psychological Development
Key Concepts
Psychoanalysis
Classical conditioning
Early Experiments and Theories
John B. Watson
Operant conditioning
Behavioral Application and Research
B.F. Skinner
Behaviorism
Main Schools and Styles
The conflict between structuralism and functionalism
Criticism of Psychoanalysis and Behaviorism
Contention between schools
The Transition to Scientific Psychology
The Impact of Modern Technology and Research
The Evolution of Psychological Thought
Development and Controversy
Classic Psychology
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