PSYCHOLOGY

DEFINATION

  • Psychology is the scientific study of the human mind and behavior. It explores various mental processes, emotions, thoughts, and actions, aiming to understand how individuals interact with their environment. It has applications in health, education, social behavior, and therapy.
  • Science of behavior and cognitive process.

Types of Psychology

  1. Clinical Psychology â€“ Focuses on diagnosing and treating mental disorders.
  2. Cognitive Psychology â€“ Studies mental processes like memory, perception, and problem-solving.
  3. Behavioral Psychology â€“ Examines learned behaviors and how they are reinforced.
  4. Developmental Psychology â€“ Studies psychological growth across different life stages.
  5. Social Psychology â€“ Investigates how individuals are influenced by their social environment.

Causes of Psychological Disorders

  1. Biological Factors â€“ Genetic predisposition, neurochemical imbalances, brain injuries.
  2. Psychological Factors â€“ Trauma, stress, maladaptive thought patterns.
  3. Environmental Factors â€“ Childhood abuse, poor social support, life stressors.

Clinical Features, Signs & Symptoms

  • Cognitive Symptoms: Confusion, poor concentration, memory impairment.
  • Emotional Symptoms: Anxiety, depression, mood swings.
  • Behavioral Symptoms: Social withdrawal, aggression, compulsions.
  • Physical Symptoms: Sleep disturbances, fatigue, appetite changes.

Investigation

  1. Psychiatric Interview â€“ To assess history, mood, thought processes.
  2. Psychological Tests â€“ MMPI, Rorschach Inkblot Test, IQ tests.
  3. Neuroimaging â€“ MRI, CT scans to rule out organic causes.
  4. Laboratory Tests â€“ To check for hormonal imbalances.

Treatment

  • Psychotherapy (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Psychoanalysis)
  • Pharmacological Treatment (Antidepressants, Antipsychotics)
  • Lifestyle Modifications (Exercise, Sleep Hygiene)
  • Social Support (Counseling, Family Therapy)

Homeopathic Remedies

  1. Ignatia Amara â€“ Sudden emotional distress, mood swings, grief.
  2. Natrum Muriaticum â€“ Long-standing sadness, suppressed emotions, headaches from mental stress.
  3. Aurum Metallicum â€“ Severe depression, suicidal thoughts, hopelessness.
  4. Hyoscyamus Niger â€“ Delirium, suspicion, mania with violence.
  5. Lachesis â€“ Loquacity, jealousy, intense emotions, paranoia.

PSYCHOLOGY AS A SCIENCE

  • It is a science of mind & behavior including conscious & unconscious phenomena as well as feeling & thought.
  • Psychology is systemic, because experiments and observations are at core of systemic psychology.
  • The science of behaviour of an individual is called psychology
  • It is a scientific discipline that studies the mental state, process and behaviour in the human and other animals

EVOLUTION

  • Psychology is Greek word literally means psycho (Soul) and logos (study), Combination of these 2 words 'Soul of science'

SOME OTHER PSYCHOLOGIST

  • The state of consciousness.[William Gems 1892]
  • The science of consciousness.[Wundt and Ticket 1892]
  • Psychology is the science of behavior of living thing. [William McDougall 1905]
  • Psychology is the science of human behavior.[J.P. Whatson 1931]

APPLICATION

  • It is an art and skill.
  • Applied aspect in the form of various branches. (e.g. - Industrial, Clinical, Education, Psychology)
  • The skill acquired by study, practice and special training.

PSYCHOLOGY BRANCHES

  • General psychology
  • Social psychology
  • Abnormal psychology
  • Developmental psychology
  • Experimental psychology
  • Physiological psychology

APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY BRANCHES

  • Clinical psychology
  • Criminal psychology
  • Military psychology
  • School & educational psychology

SCOPE OF PSYCHOLOGY IN HOMOEOPATHY

  • The differentiate normal and abnormal behaviour.
  • To observe the patient.
  • To asses the mental symptom of patient.
  • In homoeopathy, mental and emotional symptoms are of Paramount importance.
  • Homoeopathy uses the mental / emotional componant to connect the full picture of the patients suffering to the attributes of a remedy - the more complete the picture, the more likely the chosen remedy will be homoeopathic

CONCLUSION

  • Psychology is the science of experience and purpose behavior of individual in relation to their environment.
  • Psychology studies behavior (common) it considered that each and every in individual is unique entity.
  • In our homoeopathic we considered human as a whole we deals with the individualisation.

PSYCHOLOGY INCLUDES:-

  1. Mind
  2. Behavior
  3. Sensation
  4. Perception
  5. Illusion
  6. Hallucination
  7. Delusion
  8. Memory
  9. Thinking
  10. Motivation
  11. Emotion
  12. Imagination and Image
  13. Intelligence
  14. Aptitude
  15. Attention
  16. Personality
  17. Frustration
  18. Conflict
  19. Anxiety
  20. Psychosomatic manifestation
  21. Dreams
  22. Developmental Psychology




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