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Science Of Psychology

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Science Of Psychology

Chapter 1: The Science of Psychology Chapter one of our text begins by
discussing psuedoscience, or as the authors call it "psychobabble".
Basically they discuss how it is common that people are often misled by false
psychology in our culture and quite often in the media. The authors compare and
contrast true psychological practices with psuedopsychology, which often lacks
true evidence and proper methods of research and information retrieval. I was
glad to see that the authors discussed this topic and clarified the difference
between "psuedopsychology" and genuine psychology. It was very helpful
to have clarification of what is genuine and what is not within the field of
psychology. The remainder of chapter one discusses two other topics, Critical
Thinking and the history of psychological practices. Critical thinking is an
evolving process, which one uses to come to a reasonable logical conclusion. It
is imperative that Psychologists use Critical Thinking when coming to a
conclusion regarding the matter at hand. This section on Critical Thinking
provides the reader with a good base to begin thinking Psychologically and it is
very helpful in allowing one to come to an unbiased conclusion. This section was
helpful in describing to the reader how psychologists reason and come to logical
conclusions in their field of work. The history of Psychological practices was
the section of chapter one that I least enjoyed. This w...

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