i majored in it for 5 years. i loved neuroscience, especially its cogitive applications. i liked that area better than the diagnostic areas or clinical areas because there was/is still so much . . . 'inexactness' in those areas. even today much of clinical psych is viewed as a pseudo-science, though it is tending more toward pharacology than medicine . . .
Re: psychology
Originally posted by debbiejo
Who here has studied psychology, and would want to talk about some aspects of it?
I took Psych 1 and 2 in HS..what would you like to discuss? I dont remember anything except analyzing dreams and...ummm..some other stuff. Just need something to spark my memory.
Re: psychology
Originally posted by debbiejo
Who here has studied psychology, and would want to talk about some aspects of it?
Worked my way through Post-Doc work, and currently have been working in the field.
I am Skinnarian, if that doesn't scare you then I'm fine talking about it.
My area of emphasis was organization behavior management split with autism. My strengths were behavior analysis, research methodology, physiological/neurological psychology, neurophysiology, history of psych, and statistics (All of which I scored in the 95th percentile or higher in my school's testing in comparison with all graduates in the field at that school.) I followed a fairly clean slope from concrete psychology to the more inferential and abstract schools of thought. My worst area of psychology is personality theory, since I believe the entire area is crap. I abhor the cognitive, due to its total inferential basis, and so my knowledge is less than perfect there.
Re: Re: psychology
Originally posted by Regret
Worked my way through Post-Doc work, and currently have been working in the field.I am Skinnarian, if that doesn't scare you then I'm fine talking about it.
My area of emphasis was organization behavior management split with autism. My strengths were behavior analysis, research methodology, physiological/neurological psychology, neurophysiology, history of psych, and statistics (All of which I scored in the 95th percentile or higher in my school's testing in comparison with all graduates in the field at that school.) I followed a fairly clean slope from concrete psychology to the more inferential and abstract schools of thought. My worst area of psychology is personality theory, since I believe the entire area is crap. I abhor the cognitive, due to its total inferential basis, and so my knowledge is less than perfect there.
I think Debbie just wanted to talk about starsigns...