Searching for the Origin of Psychology

"Psychology has been an indivisible part of philosophy for more than 2000. Beginning in the 7th century BC, the ancient philosophers of Greece, Italy and Egypt have long term relationships about nature's essence, the essence of nature, I gave a question, there is also the essence of the human soul "(Laungani, 2004, p. 108). So far, researchers are still studying the exact location of the origins of psychology. Psychology first began when the early Greeks published a theory about methodological explanation and memory, perception, and human cognitive experience, or when it appeared as an independent science in the 19th century.

The biological origin of finding psychological phenomena has long been discussed about the importance of race, especially race and intelligence. In the process of conquering the world of Europe, the concept of white hegemony and the concept of race itself exist. Four times the human classification of Carl von Linnaeus classifies the Europeans as smart and harsh, Americans as satisfied and free, Europeans as ritualists, and Africans as lazy and fickle. Ethnicity is also used to demonstrate the construction of socially specific mental disorders such as drape paralysis and paresthesia - uncooperative African slave behavior. After the creation of experimental psychology, based on the assumption that primitive race studies will provide an important link between animal behavior and more advanced human psychology, "ethnographic psychology" It became a sub-field.

Origin of contemporary social psychology It is therefore important to consider that social psychology can not be traced back to a single origin (Burr, 2003). Therefore, this is the reason that social psychology is controversial. Allport (1985) describes social psychology as a study of individual thoughts, emotions, and behaviors influenced by the actual, imaginary, or suggestive existence of others. This definition shows that there is a direct link between social science and social science.

Social psychology is a subfield of psychology that studies social interaction among people. This theme can be traced back to the roots of ancient Greeks. Charles Darwin made extensive contributions to social psychology through his 'origin of species' and his evolutionary discovery. Darwin influenced social thinkers, which in turn expressed their views on social thinking and social thought. Norman triplet was the first person to conduct the first experimental study of social psychology. Max Ringmann performed experiments including social psychology before, but it was not announced until triplet experiment was announced. In 1908, McDougall published the first social psychology, "Introduction to Social Psychology". During the two world wars, people are increasingly interested in the study of social psychology. Social psychology has made many progresses this time and after the war