Difference:-
Study of human behaviour, animal behaviour and cognitive processes
Father of psychology : William wanelt
Study of soul - greet (soul)
Study of much -William james
Study of consciousness -William wanelt
BRANCH OF PSYCHOLOGY:-
Two types,
1.pure psychology
2.appiled psychology It has many branches,
PURE PSYCHOLOGY:-
1.General psychology
2.Abnormal psychology
3.social psychology
4.physiologycal psychology
5.Geo psychology
6.Developmetal psychology
7.Experimental Psychology
APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY: -
1.Edcatial psychology
2.Clinical psychology
3.Industrial psychology
4.Legal psychology
5.Military psychology
6.Political psychology
The Complexity of Human Consciousness
Defining consciousness:
Subjective experience of an individual's mind and the world
Awareness of one's own thoughts, feelings, and experiences
Levels of consciousness:
Awake and alert vs. sleep and unconsciousness
Different states of consciousness: meditation, hypnosis, etc.
, Consciousness and the brain:
The hard problem: how physical processes in the brain give rise to consciousness
The relation between brain function and conscious experience
The mystery of consciousness:
The “easy” problems: explaining cognitive functions, not subjective experience
The difficulty of studying consciousness scientifically
The complexity of consciousness:
philosophical and scientific debates:
Dualism vs. monism
Reductionism vs. emergence
The role of artificial intelligence in understanding consciousness
Future directions:
The development of new research methods and technologies
The potential for a unified theory of consciousness
behavior can be modified through the manipulation of reward and punishment.
Reinforcement: The use of rewards to strengthen behavior.
Learning: The study of how behavior is learned and modified.
The Complexity of Human Consciousness
Human consciousness is a complex and multi-faceted phenomenon that has not yet been fully understood.
Subjective experience: The experience of being aware of oneself and the world.
Self-awareness: The ability to think about oneself and reflect on one's own thoughts and feelings.
Conscious and unconscious processes: The interaction between conscious and unconscious mental processes in
behavior.
Integrative Approaches to Psychology
Study of human behaviour, animal behaviour and cognitive processes
Father of psychology : William wanelt
Study of soul - greet (soul)
Study of much -William james
Study of consciousness -William wanelt
BRANCH OF PSYCHOLOGY:-
Two types,
1.pure psychology
2.appiled psychology It has many branches,
PURE PSYCHOLOGY:-
1.General psychology
2.Abnormal psychology
3.social psychology
4.physiologycal psychology
5.Geo psychology
6.Developmetal psychology
7.Experimental Psychology
APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY: -
1.Edcatial psychology
2.Clinical psychology
3.Industrial psychology
4.Legal psychology
5.Military psychology
6.Political psychology
The Complexity of Human Consciousness
Defining consciousness:
Subjective experience of an individual's mind and the world
Awareness of one's own thoughts, feelings, and experiences
Levels of consciousness:
Awake and alert vs. sleep and unconsciousness
Different states of consciousness: meditation, hypnosis, etc.
, Consciousness and the brain:
The hard problem: how physical processes in the brain give rise to consciousness
The relation between brain function and conscious experience
The mystery of consciousness:
The “easy” problems: explaining cognitive functions, not subjective experience
The difficulty of studying consciousness scientifically
The complexity of consciousness:
philosophical and scientific debates:
Dualism vs. monism
Reductionism vs. emergence
The role of artificial intelligence in understanding consciousness
Future directions:
The development of new research methods and technologies
The potential for a unified theory of consciousness
behavior can be modified through the manipulation of reward and punishment.
Reinforcement: The use of rewards to strengthen behavior.
Learning: The study of how behavior is learned and modified.
The Complexity of Human Consciousness
Human consciousness is a complex and multi-faceted phenomenon that has not yet been fully understood.
Subjective experience: The experience of being aware of oneself and the world.
Self-awareness: The ability to think about oneself and reflect on one's own thoughts and feelings.
Conscious and unconscious processes: The interaction between conscious and unconscious mental processes in
behavior.
Integrative Approaches to Psychology
