Вопрос задан 27.09.2026 в 07:26.
Предмет Английский язык.
Спрашивает Буряк Александр.
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Psychology is the scientific study of behaviour and mental processes in humans and animals. The goals of psychology are to describe, predict, explain and control behaviour. Behaviour includes those activities of an organism which can be directly observed or recorded. Mental processes are cognitive operations which can be directly known only by the experiencing person, for example thinking, perceiving, dreaming. Some mental processes operate outside of conscious awareness and are called non-conscious or unconscious. They may include problem solving or emotions. Psychology appeared as a science in the late 19th century. Historically it was influenced by Chinese philosophers such as Confucius and Greek philosophers such as Socrates and Aristotle. In 1879, Wilhelm Wundt developed the first scientific psychology laboratory. Wundt used the approach that became known as structuralism. It emphasized the importance of conscious thought and classification of the mind’s structures and elements of consciousness (sensations, images, feelings). In the United States, William James used functionalism, the approach that emphasized the study of the functions of the mind and behaviour in adapting to environment. Mental phenomena were called processes or functions (thinking, feeling, perceiving). This school gave ideas of modern applied psychology. In 1900 Freud created psychoanalysis. This approach emphasized the importance of thoughts and motives which are unconscious but strongly influence behaviour. Freud’s theory of personality dynamics has been applied to development, abnormal behaviour, and psychotherapy. A group of psychologists, including John Watson, used the approach that emphasized scientific study of stimuli and responses. This approach is called behaviorism. It dominated American psychology from the 1920s to the 1950s. The experimental psychology, research technology helped to show the importance of neurobiological factors in behaviour. The use of computers as models for human intelligence helped popularize the field known as cognitive psychology.
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Отвечает Ищенко Денис.
- Psychology is the scientific study of behaviour and mental processes in humans and animals.
- The main goals of psychology are to describe, predict, explain, and control behaviour.
- Behaviour is activity that can be directly observed or recorded.
- Mental processes include thinking, perceiving, dreaming, emotions, and problem solving.
- Some mental processes are unconscious, so people are not directly aware of them.
- Psychology became a science in the late 19th century.
- In 1879, Wilhelm Wundt opened the first scientific psychology laboratory.
- Structuralism studied conscious thought and the elements of consciousness, such as sensations, images, and feelings.
- William James developed functionalism, which studied how the mind and behaviour help people adapt to the environment.
- Freud created psychoanalysis in 1900 and focused on unconscious thoughts and motives.
- Behaviorism studied stimuli and responses and dominated American psychology from the 1920s to the 1950s.
- Cognitive psychology became popular partly because computers were used as models of human intelligence.
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