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Psi (Ψ), letra grega asociada coa psicoloxía.





Wilhelm Wundt (sentado) con colegas no seu laboratorio psicolóxico, o primeiro do seu tipo. Wundt conseguíu que a psicoloxía fose un campo científico independente da filosofía e da bioloxía.


A psicoloxía[1] (literalmente «estudo ou tratado da alma»; do grego clásico ψυχή, transliterado psykhé, «psique», «alma», «actividade mental», e λογία, loxía, «tratado» ou «estudo») é unha profesión, unha disciplina académica[2] e unha ciencia que trata o estudo e a análise da conduta e os procesos mentais dos individuos e de grupos humanos en distintas situacións,[2][3][4][5] cuxo eido de estudo abrangue tódolos aspectos da experiencia humana[6] e faino con fins tanto de investigación como docentes e laborais, entre outros. Existen diversas perspectivas psicolóxicas,[7] cada unha coas súas propias teorías e metodoloxías, e en comparanza poden coincidir, influirse, superpoñerse ou mesmo ser contradictorias e incompatibles;[8] esta variedade dá pé a múltiples acepcións e abordaxes.[9] Algúns enfoques —como no humanismo— consideran que o método científico non é axeitado para investigar a conduta; outros tales como o condutismo emprégano para comportamentos observables que poden ser obxectivamente medidos.[4]


Por medio dos seus diversos enfoques, a psicoloxía explora conceptos como a percepción, a atención, a motivación, a emoción, o funcionamento do cerebro, a intelixencia, o pensamento, a personalidade, as relacións personais, a conciencia e a inconsciencia. A psicoloxía emprega métodos empíricos cuantitativos e cualitativos de investigación para analizar o comportamento. Tamén se poden atopar, especialmente no eido clínico ou de consultaría, outro tipo de métodos cualitativos e mixtos. Mentres que o coñecemento psicolóxico é empregado na avaliación ou tratamento das psicopatoloxías, nas últimas décadas os psicólogos tamén están sendo empregados nos departamentos de recursos humanos das organizacións, en áreas relacionadas co desenvolvemento infantil e do envellecemento, os deportes, os medios de comunicación, o mundo do dereito e as ciencias forenses. Aínda que a meirande parte dos psicólogos están involucrados profesionalmente en actividades terapéuticas (clínica, consultaría, educación), unha parte tamén se adica á investigación, dende as universidades, sobre un amplo rango de temas relacionados co comportamento e o pensamento humano.




Índice





  • 1 Etimoloxía


  • 2 Métodos


  • 3 Notas


  • 4 Véxase tamén

    • 4.1 Ligazóns externas





Etimoloxía |


A verba grega ψυχή (psykhé) quere dicir «alma», «mente», «alento», «vida», «vento frío», «sopro xeado» e era representado simbolicamente cunha bolboreta,[10][11] mentres que -λογία (-loxía) describe a «fala» ou o «discurso», «tratado», «doutrina», etc.;[12] polo tanto, psicoloxía significa literalmente «estudo da alma» e denota o «estudo da mente».[13]


A palabra psicoloxía foi empregada por primeira vez en lingua latina polo poeta e humanista cristián Marko Marulić, no seu libro Psichiologia de ratione animae humanae a finais do século XV ou a comezos do XVI,[14] e tamén se cita a obra dun autor alemán, Rudolf Göckel, que publicou o texto Psychologia hoc est de hominis perfectione, anima, ortu (Marburg, 1590). O termo difundiuse a través da Reforma protestante en Alemaña e os escritos de Philippe Melanchthon, e tamén se encontra o termo en francés, por exemplo no texto Psichologie ou traicté de l'apparition des esprits, de Noël Taillepied (1588).[15] En canto á lingua inglesa, a primeira referencia coñecida de psychology apareceu na obra de Steven Blankaart, en 1694.[16]


O termo non gañou popularidade no eido ilustrado senón até o uso do mesmo a cargo do filósofo alemán Christian Wolff, quen o empregou nas súas obras Psychologia empirica (1732) e Psychologia rationalis (1734).[13]



Métodos |


Desde a súa xénese como disciplina, a Psicoloxía viuse na necesidade de axustarse á metodoloxía indutiva empírico-analítica, imperante dende o século XVI. Recordemos que antes dese século a ciencia tíñase desenvolto dentro dunha tradición eminentemente dedutiva, onde os fenómenos explicábanse a partir do seu axuste interpretativo coas concepcións filosóficas ou relixiosas do momento.


Se ben é certo que a adscrición da Psicoloxía ó método científico representou un avance significativo, especialmente no concernente ó estudo dos procesos psicofisiolóxicos asociados á percepción, tamén é certo que a descomposición analítica dos fenómenos psíquicos superiores en feitos positivos fai case imposible a súa reestruturación ulterior para a súa cabal comprensión.


O desenvolvemento da ciencia no século XX desmontou a mistificación que tiña creado ó redor do obxecto, pois a teoría da relatividade amosa a interdependencia entre a materia e o movemento, o obxecto e a acción. Con todo, observando a esencia dos diferentes métodos de investigación, atopamos que todas as escolas de Psicoloxía usan o esquema estímulo-resposta, independentemente do enfoque que teñan e da aplicación práctica que fagan del; en realidade, as discrepancias xorden a partir da interpretación teórica que os investigadores asignan ós distintos contornos e ás consecuencias.


Vygotski, Wallon e Piaget coinciden no propósito de superar o feito estático que pretende falar por si mesmo e recoñecen que os mesmos fenómenos poden adquirir significacións diferenciadas, segundo sexa a estrutura que os engloba. Ó respecto, Vygotski convoca unha visión xenética da mente, mentres Piaget propón o método Clínico Experimental e Wallon rexeita calquera método que intente introducir modificacións substanciais na natureza das persoas estudadas.



Notas |




  1. ↑ Definicións no Dicionario da Real Academia Galega e no Portal das Palabras para psicoloxía.


  2. ↑ 2,02,1 "What is psychology? What are the branches of psychology?". Medical News Today (en inglés). 2014. Consultado o 24 de febreiro de 2015. 


  3. ↑ "BBC Science | Human Body & Mind | What is Psychology?". BBC Science (en inglés). BBC. Consultado o 4 de febreiro de 2015. 


  4. ↑ 4,04,1 McLeod, Saul (2008). "Psychology as a Science". Simply Psychology (en inglés). Consultado o 4 de febreiro de 2015. 


  5. ↑ Vidales, Ismael (2004). Psicología general. México: Limusa. ISBN 9681863739. 

    • Myers, David G. (2005). Psicología. México: Médica Panamericana. ISBN 84-7903-917-5. 


    • Gross, Richard (2010). Psychology: The Science of Mind and Behaviour. Londres: Hachette UK. ISBN 9781444108316. 


    • Cacioppo, John; Freberg, Laura (2012). Discovering Psychology: The Science of Mind. Canadá: Cengage Learning. ISBN 9780618185504. 




  6. ↑ "How does the APA define "psychology"?". Asociación Estadounidense de Psicoloxía (en inglés). Consultado o 29 de outubro de 2014. 


  7. ↑ Triglia, Adrián; Regader, Bertrand; García-Allen, Jonathan (2016). Psicológicamente hablando. Paidós. p. 222. ISBN 9788449332531. 


  8. ↑ McLeod, Saul (2007). "Psychology Perspectives". Simply Psychology (en inglés). Consultado o 4 de febreiro de 2015. 


  9. ↑ Henriques, Gregg (23 de decembro de 2011). "Psychology Defined: What, exactly, is psychology?". Psychology Today (en inglés). Consultado o 24 de febreiro de 2015. 


  10. ↑ "psyche". Online Etymology Dictionary (en inglés). Consultado o 18 de xullo de 2014. 


  11. ↑ Jung, Carl Gustav (2003). Simbología del espíritu. México, D. F.: Fondo de Cultura Económica. pp. 14, 15, 17. ISBN 968-16-0832-1. 


  12. ↑ "-logy". Online Etymology Dictionary (en inglés). Consultado o 18 de xullo de 2014. 


  13. ↑ 13,013,1 "psychology". Online Etymology Dictionary (en inglés). Consultado o 18 de xullo de 2014. 


  14. ↑ Classics in the History of Psychology – Marko Marulic – The Author of the Term “Psychology”


  15. ↑ "psychologie". Centre national de ressources textuelles et lexicale (en francés). 


  16. ↑ (Steven Blankaart, p. 13) as quoted in "psychology n." A Dictionary of Psychology. Edited by Andrew M. Colman. Oxford University Press 2009. Oxford Reference Online. Oxford University Press. oxfordreference.com



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Ligazóns externas |


  • In-Mind, Quarterly Magazine for Social Psychology

  • Páxina sobre psicoloxía social

  • Portalpsicologia.org




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