Work in combination of chemistry and psychology

Psychology is still very promising, and now, the country is also relatively lacking in this area, and it is in the early stage of development, so I should strengthen my beliefs.

Besides, you will also use it in whatever you do in the future, and when you go out of society, you will also look at people.

What you learn is always useful, but there is a saying: "There is a precedence in hearing the Tao, and there is a specialization in the arts" actually means that what people want to do, they should do a good job, but I added a sentence later: "If you recruit and quote, you will suppress the domineering".

In other words, the more you have to learn, the more perfect you have to be.

In your case, psychology is just your hobby; Since you don't want to lose chemistry, you can only take the chemistry graduate school or employment, or take psychology as your hobby.

In fact, there are still points of convergence between psychology and chemistry, but they are almost rare now. For example, changes in the psychology and changes in the chemistry of the human body (or an organ). That's not enough to be a profession.

Chemical changes in the brain are related to psychology.

Chemistry belongs to the natural sciences, and psychology belongs to the humanities. All the laws of the natural sciences (e.g., the law of conservation of mass, the law of conservation of energy) are established (so we say that there was a "Creator", and these laws were formulated by this Creator), we can only discover them, and they exist objectively, and we cannot explain them fundamentally.

But the humanities are different, they are aimed at people. In other words, there is no psychology without people.

Therefore, I personally don't think that the two disciplines have much to do with each other.

I don't know what to think downstairs, thank you!

As a third-year psychology student, I have to say, your questions are very deep.

In fact, the correlation between psychology and chemistry is very low, and it has to be related, which means that some hormones sometimes have to be analyzed from a chemical point of view, such as serotonin, etc., but this aspect is much more related to biology than chemistry.

When you have a certain psychology, such as excitement, the body produces chemicals such as acetylcholine, so you can infer a certain psychology from a certain chemical.

It's all about experiments, hypotheses, and obtaining facts and evidence.

Physics and chemistry are not used, but biology must be learned. Of course, it is not a systematic study of biology, but the study of human anatomy and anatomy and physiology and other related disciplines, because human physiology and anatomy are the foundation of psychology! Hope it helps......

Chemistry is generally not required in general psychology. But if you do psychological research, then it is very necessary. Without a foundation such as chemistry, it is difficult to study the relationship between psychology and physiology.

Definitely not. Even as a supplement, it's just biology.

No, if there is, it is also an elective or an open-book exam.

Don't worry about this, I studied computer science, and our school's ace major was chemistry, so we also studied chemistry in our freshman year. When I took the exam, I opened the book, and almost all of them scored more than 80 points.

You don't need it, do you? Although psychology is a science subject, it is a university major, and it is enough to take compulsory courses and majors in college, so you don't have to study them all.

Psychology is a liberal arts major, and you don't need to study chemistry, but it seems that you need to study advanced mathematics.

I think it should be, because different psychological behaviors involve not only neuromodulation, but also humoral regulation, and disciplines such as chemistry and biology solve similar problems.

There is no need to do it, at most students will be involved in physics and psychology, but zhi is basically a neuroscience of brain science. I haven't heard of any school that is civilized. Unless you're in medical school, you're going to study psychotropic drugs.

Psychology is not all liberal arts majors, and most of them have a bachelor of science degree, although there is not much science content in orz

If it is based on psychology, it is biased towards medicine, physiology and biology to learn a lot, and schools with high requirements, such as Tsinghua University and other universities, also.

DAO has to learn mathematics, physics and chemistry, which is very professional and relatively difficult to learn. Applied psychology is biased towards the social sciences and is not very specialized, but it also requires a little knowledge of physiology, which varies from school to school.

No, you don't.

Although the psychology major is a science major, there are no chemistry courses in the professional courses, and the main courses are: cardiology, biology, computer science and technology, general psychology, experimental psychology, psychological statistics, physiological psychology, cognitive psychology, developmental psychology, cognitive science, etc.

Psychology is a science that studies human psychological phenomena, mental functions, and behaviors, and is both a theoretical and an applied discipline. It includes two major fields: basic psychology and applied psychology. The study of psychology involves many fields such as perception, cognition, emotion, personality, behavior, interpersonal relationships, social relations, etc.

Probably not. You can check on the official website of the school you plan to apply for, and there is usually detailed professional information.

This scoring school is generally not used, and there is no way to set up a school.

No, some mental studies don't require math.

No, if there is, it is also an elective or an open-book exam.

No, medicine may have to be studied.

Don't, don't take sides at all.

In my case, most of the psychology majors are in high school science, and in college, this major is also in the science college.

In addition to language, mathematics and English, it seems that you can only choose two subjects.

Yes, but isn't there a division between liberal arts and science?

There is only politics, and there is a foreign language, because many courses in psychology are translated from abroad, and so is the postgraduate entrance examination in psychology.

There are general problems in physics and chemistry, and in specific cases, you can call the admissions office of a specific institution according to your score and consult.

You can choose psychology, for example, cognitive neuroscience, cognitive psychology. They have very low requirements for chemistry (we don't learn it......But it also requires the study of biology and psychology.

Good luck!

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