The New Psychology and The New Psychologist

In this lecture we will discuss new psychology and new psychologists. You will learn the relationship between the meaning of individualism and naturalism theory and the spirit of the times. In this topic you may find one of the beliefs that you personally consider to belong to these categories. Human beings are acting not in other theories but acting in some way or adopting different theories, I do not understand the reason. These theories help to understand the process of decision making and thinking.

You might want to know, what is "growth spirit"? That word was built by her psychologist Carol S. Dowek in her book "Mind: New Psychology of Success". In other words, it is a technical term to believe that knowledge and expertise are learned and learned, not limited by "natural" talent. Talent is certain, but without effort and practice, there are not so many talents. More importantly, talent can sometimes help you, but without effort and practice you can not reach your full potential. In many cases this possibility is limited only by your imagination and motivation.

According to a study by the authors of Stanford University psychologist Carol Dweck and Mindset: The New Psychology of Success, successful people have allowed them to learn from their mistakes and admit that they are more likely to achieve them "Growth spirit" to have. Any goal. People who have the setting "fixed mind" believe that wisdom, creativity, and talent can not be changed. In the famous Harvard University Grant Survey, we tracked 268 Harvard graduates who studied from 1938 to 1940 for 75 years and found a secret of a happy and meaningful life. George Welland, a psychiatrist at Harvard University who led the study from 1972 to 2004, informed Huffington Post of two happiness, "one is love" and "The other is to find a way to cope with life" He told me there is a pillar. The way will not push love far. "

German psychologist Hugo Münsterberg (1863 - 1916) moved to Harvard University in the 1890s and became a new career leader. He served as chairman of the American Psychological Association in 1898, a member of the American Philosophical Association in 1908, and played an important role in many other US and international institutions. Arthur Prus (1871 - 1934) is a famous journalist and theologian. An amateur from St. Louis. His "biweekly review" (English version) was a conservative voice that watched carefully by church leaders and intellectuals from 1894 to 1934. He is very faithful to the Vatican. During World War I, Prouss backed the German Catholic community, condemned the "Americanism" heresy, instigated American Catholic University, and felt the pain of anti-German American hysteria.