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BASIC CONCEPT OF PSYCHOLOGY S. Prastiwi

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BASIC CONCEPT OF PSYCHOLOGY

S. Prastiwi

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SUB TOPIC

Psychology concept before 19th

Psychology concept After 19thPsychology application in the human life

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Psychology concept before 19th

Psychology combined with Phylosopy Phylosopy Psychology, it part of Phylosopy.

It was influenteg by: Anthrophology, Biology, Physical, and mathematic science

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Anthrophology science observation and interview methods

Biology science to Understand basic Psychology psysically

Physical science Experimental methods

mathematicscience Behavior statistic anallays

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Change of the soul, at that time

Speculative methodThat interpretation combine mystics and religion

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Development of Theory before 19th

Psychofysis Dualism Theory by Democritus

Psychofysis Dualism of interactyonism Theory by Rene Descrates

Psychofysis Dualism of Paralelism Theory by Leibnitz

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Psychofysis Dualism Theory by Democritus

This theory is supported by:

Plato that the soul was dominant rather than physis, human have complete of think from he was born, physis as machine to move. Experient can move actualization of competency

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Aristotheles that dualism of soul and physis are rung by the functional relationship. He devide soul function : human soul (growth, move

and think function) animals soul (growth and move

function)Plant soul (only growth

function)

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Psychofysis Dualism of interactyonism Theory by Rene

DescratesApproachment of Phylosopys

reach to zenith.Combine of Plato and

Aristoteles Theoryinteraction soul and physis Psychofysis Dualism of interactyonism Theory

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