An introduction to the discipline of Psychology

What is Psychology and why should we study it? This short video from Macat explains how the subject has developed over the years and introduces some of the key ideas and major thinkers who have helped to shape it in only a few minutes.
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[@DrOwenAnderson]

I appreciated your introduction to philosophy and this one is also helpful. Together these show some of the overlap in these fields.

[@sweetiedropsesteam3438]

I got this as my english homework and holy crap where do I find myself

[@ujjalsinha5]

great videos!!!. almost covered all the great ideas. great graphics within the short span of time. The best thing is the examples..

[@MuhammadAbdullah-ig6mm]

A very helpful video to understand the basics concepts of psychology.Thankyou for this.

[@mariacorazonpalomique9741]

Thank you for sharing this very accurate and precise video presentation. Permission to share this very helpful video for my students in Psychology.

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your videos are awesome . thank you for making them . Can you please tell me which program or which study enables you to create videos like this .

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Precise and accurate information.👍👍

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Plz add all mentioned books in the description.

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Can you prepare an analysis on Ten Days In a Mad House by Elizabeth Cochran?

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can someone comment the answers to mcdermotts video questions?

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I see someone taking the Stanford experiment results seriously I already know they haven't done their homework properly.

[@josephlandrut4154]

People who believe in God also believe in reincarnation like I do but I also believe children should not be left in poverty even if their parents remain in poverty because parents consider they should be educated to their potential ability even to achieve university training and degrees so, those children after being funded will eventually help others who are the less well off in society. People Who Care. Where people care for children they are also potential carers for the elderly because patience with old people is important even they can be difficult at time but carers are psychologists in their own right providing they have a clear conscience then when chatting to elderly people they prick their conscience which helps clear their conscience as they relive their memories of the distant past, which compliments their long term memory.

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As a Great Grandfather of six children and a clear conscience I am I a psychologist with no academic qualifications.

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My university recommended me to watch this video

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The explanation of positive and negative reinforcement is incorrect 🤦

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you are correct...negative reinforcement is NOT punishment

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[@berglen100]

Science is OK but can't grasp Imagination Ecclesiastes 3:15: “That which is, already has been; that which is to be, already has been; and God seeks what has been driven away.” The “natural man” cannot grasp that, for to him reality is based only on the evidence of the senses. The man of reason could justify the verse’s end, saying if it has any meaning then the writer must mean recurrence. The sun comes every day and the moon completes its cycle and the seasons come and go. If we took a picture of the universe today, the scientists can compute how long it will take to return to this point in the picture. So the intellectual man could justify the verse; but that is not what is meant, for it is addressed not to the man of reason or the man of sense, but to the man of Imagination. What is it all about? “That which is, already has been; that which is to be, already has been, and God seeks what has been driven away.”

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