Structuralism vs Functionalism: Psychology School

[@Shridharlifeschooling]

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[@38britney]

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[@kasra.rasaee]

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[@kentong9514]

In the philosophy of mind, psychophysical parallelism (or simply parallelism) is the theory that mental and bodily events are perfectly coordinated, without any causal interaction between them. They do coordinate but not in causal interaction.

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[@lisad7459]

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[@radicalcentrist9471]

In some sense functionalism is assisted by neurology and behaviorism. In that emotional and mental stimuli cab be predicted and mapped by brain scans, to some degree or by conditioned or unconditial responses. But it's true, social science is dealing with subjective experiences but also it is grounded in data and data analysis and is grounded in some concrete observations and/or experiments and technological research also. Which is where it gains it's scientic credibility. My second major is in psychology but I am studying a Bachelor in Social Science more broadly in the aspect of social structure and social services, as opposed to psychology as a specialist. Still it is an important topic to any aspiring social worker or social scientist. In any social science field as a scientific field of study. Though yes, one could psychology is based less on empirical certainties and absolutes than other more clearly refined areas of science. It my first year also. Very interesting analysis. Very detailed. Not too broadly put. Not to convoluted either.

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[@marianabuendia8183]

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[@marryumrasheedmarryumrashe1759]

Respected sir video was awesome but i had a question about structuralism that if titchner added images in the elements of conciousness than how i mean why he talked about pure concious experience here he is focusing to forget the images he introduced....?

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[@mellowquirks]

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[@Binzibm]

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Hi, great video thanks for the simple explanations. Was very helpful. looking forwards to more on the schools of psychology. Best of luck

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[@esjxxx10]

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[@nads1629]

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[@vivekkumarmishra4787]

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[@SPECIAL_EDUCATOR1311]

Thanks for making it clear to us

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[@readers9721]

Thanks man..you really helped me understanding these two.

[@Islamypehkar]

Sir Functionalism me European period ka btaa dyian

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[@nizarkhan7316]

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[@lekshmi6134]

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[@queenofthelion5229]

Pardon are you sure structuralism that separate mind with body? Not functionalism? Cuz in behaviorism in order to see or study behavior the mind should not be counted in(western psych) , just functionalism is the reason of the behaviorism development. Please correct me now okay

[@mellowquirks]

Fathiah Zulkefli structuralism as parallelism - correlation between mental and physical events but there is no causal connection

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[@leosousa7404]

You made a fundamental mistake explaining structalism. There is no real antagonism between structuralism and functionalism outside of a non-STEM mindset.

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[@atashsharma3828]

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[@TheHistoryofPropaganda]

way too many edits.

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[@Calm4063]

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[@radhachatrath4196]

shridhar.. decrease your hand movements.. and video is monotonous. nice try