What are the psychology disciplines in liberal arts colleges?

First of all, I seriously agree with the opinion of the first floor of the classmate 蒍祢 become obedient.

Secondly, psychoanalysis, psychological counseling, does not mean psychology (psychoanalysis at Sichuan University is good), psychology is psychology, there should be no discipline biased towards psychology, medical schools have psychiatry or clinical psychology. If you insist on infiltration, probably some majors will offer psychology courses, for example, the public security major will teach criminal psychology, and one of my classmates who studied civil law also took a course in general psychology.

And the other thing I think is that if you really want to do some academic success in psychology, rather than trying to get a job with a mixed degree, then there are two ways: one is to seriously engage in cognitive psychology, the more you are biased towards the brain and nerves, the better, and the other is to go abroad. The first path is completely science, and even a bit of engineering, if it's just for interest and hobby, there's no need to enter this major at all, it's good to read books by yourself!

After reading the book, it is definitely not inferior to a professional.

Finally, once again agree with the first-class opinion. Most people study psychology and find that psychology is not like that, especially for those who are interested.

It's true that most psychology schools admit science students, because psychology requires a foundation in advanced mathematics for psychological statistics.

3 suggestions for you.

1 Not all psychology majors are oriented to science, and there are also a few schools that require arts and sciences, which can be found in the application instructions.

2 Sociology does have a psychology component, but first, there is less content, and then you also have to think about the direction of your work after graduation, and the prospects for graduating from sociology are not very good, and you have to think about this point unless you can help at home.

3. You can study teacher training, and you can also have the opportunity to study psychology, and you can also study in other ways, such as psychological counselor training, and if necessary, I can introduce several formal training institutions, because I am also a teacher training graduate, and now I have a psychological counselor certificate.

At present, many people blindly apply for psychology, but they don't know much about it.

First of all, it is necessary to distinguish between psychology in the popular sense and psychology in the scientific sense.

Secondly, it is necessary to distinguish between psychology in developed countries and psychology in China.

Again, it is necessary to distinguish between discipline-based psychology and applied psychology.

Domestic universities mainly cultivate science-level, discipline-based, and late-starting psychology (first-class universities are about 20 years behind the United States).

To sum it up: the future is great, the road is tortuous, very tortuous!

If it is purely for employment, it is not recommended to apply for the exam!

Of course, there is no more to say about prestigious schools!

Psychology major is a combination of arts and sciences, there are a lot of liberal arts students in our class, since you are interested, you can report, there are more psychology majors in normal colleges, but not necessarily normal majors, I study applied psychology is non-normal. There's a lot of liberal arts in psychology. Come on o ( o ha!

The Liberal Arts Psychology University is as follows:

1. Zhejiang University

Referred to as "Zhejiang University", it is directly under the Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China, directly managed by the Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China, and is ranked in the "211 Project", "985 Project", "World-class University and First-class Discipline", and is the Nine Universities Alliance (C9), the Pacific Rim University Alliance, the World University Alliance, and the International Applied Science and Technology Development Cooperation Network.

2. Beijing Normal University

It is a national key university directly under the Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China and directly under the management of the deputy ministerial-level system, ranking among the double first-class, 985 and 211 projects, and one of the first ten key universities in the national "Seventh Five-Year Plan" and "Eighth Five-Year Plan".

3. Nanjing University

Referred to as "NTU", it is a comprehensive national key university directly under the Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China, ranked among the world's first-class universities (Class A), "211 Project" and "985 Project", and is a member of the Nine Universities Alliance, the Association of Chinese University Presidents, and the Pacific Rim University Alliance.

4. Nanjing Normal University

Referred to as Nanjing Normal University, located in Nanjing, the ancient capital of the Six Dynasties, jointly built by the people of Jiangsu Province and the Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China, it is the first batch of national "211 Project" key construction universities, world-class discipline construction universities, and Jiangsu high-level university construction universities.

5. Sun Yat-sen University (SYSU).

Founded by Dr. Sun Yat-sen, CUHK has a tradition of more than 100 years and is an important center for scientific research, cultural scholarship and talent training in southern China. Sun Yat-sen University is directly under the Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China.

I think it's like science and liberal arts, but in fact, many professions now don't necessarily have such a division as liberal arts and sciences, and basically all of them have to be used.

First of all, psychology is a science and belongs to the science discipline. Upon graduation, a bachelor's degree in psychology was awarded.

According to the encyclopedia, psychology is a science that studies human psychological phenomena and mental functions and behavioral activities under their influence, taking into account outstanding theoretical and applied (practical) aspects. The encyclopedia does not directly state whether psychology is a liberal arts or a science subject.

Psychology includes basic psychology and applied psychology, and its research involves many fields such as perception, cognition, emotion, thinking, personality, behavioral habits, interpersonal relationships, social relations, artificial intelligence, IQ, personality, etc., and is also related to many areas of daily life - family, education, health, society, etc. The research contents include: the occurrence of psychological phenomena, the exhibition of the Fan clan and the law of Qin's activities.

These are all encyclopedic content, not original, I hope it will be helpful to the questioner)

Summary. Dear, I'm glad to answer for you, it's a bit inappropriate for liberal arts students to choose psychology. 1. Psychology enrollment in China today:

The universities with the top psychology disciplines basically only recruit science students, such as Peking University, CUHK, South China Normal University, etc. 2. Psychology is a science, so it is necessary to receive rigorous scientific training, and to study anatomy, physiological psychology, psychostatistics, experimental psychology, psychometrics and other science courses during the undergraduate period. For liberal arts students, it is difficult to master it well.

Unless the liberal arts student has the potential to study science, he or she is not particularly biased. 3. As far as psychology is concerned, it is indeed generalized to the social sciences. However, at present, the mainstream of psychology is developing towards neurophysiological cognition.

Dear, do you want to ask if liberal arts students can choose psychology?

Uh-huh. Dear, I'm glad to answer for you, it's a bit inappropriate for liberal arts students to choose psychology. 1. Psychology enrollment in China today:

The universities with the top psychology disciplines basically only recruit science students, such as Peking University, CUHK, South China Normal University, etc. 2. Psychology is a science, so it is necessary to receive rigorous scientific training, and to study anatomy, physiological psychology, psychological leakage statistics, experimental psychology, psychometrics and other science courses during the undergraduate period. For liberal arts students, there is a certain degree of blindness in order to master it well.

Unless the liberal arts student has the potential to study science, he or she is not particularly biased. Third, as far as psychology is concerned, it is indeed summed up in the social sciences on the whole. However, at present, the mainstream of psychology is developing towards neurophysiological cognition.

At present, about half of the colleges and universities are recruiting liberal arts students, please refer to the college entrance examination for details, and the enrollment of liberal arts and sciences will be clearly indicated above.

Psychology is a science that belongs to the science department, and a bachelor of science degree is awarded upon graduation. In the past few years, some colleges and universities have also seen the phenomenon of combining arts and sciences.

What can be the future direction of Henan liberal arts students' average grades?

Is there a chance in jurisprudence?

The employment prospects of law majors are mainly engaged in legal work in legislatures, administrative organs, procuratorial organs, adjudication organs, arbitration institutions and legal service institutions, and the specific positions include lawyers, corporate legal affairs personnel, forensic practitioners, civil servants, etc.

As long as you like law, of course you can study law. But I have to say that law is still relatively important, if you don't get good grades, you can't get a good law school, you can't pass the exam, you can't get into graduate school, you may not be able to achieve anything.

Can I get my grades on the first line?

A bit of a hanging, near a book line.

If you have two books, you can choose some good majors.

For example, foreign languages, education, finance, nursing.

They are all more suitable for liberal arts students, and they can choose these majors in the second book.

Could the two have been teachers?

Absolutely.

Teachers only need to take the teaching certificate later.

Regardless of one or two books, there is a teaching profession.

As a teacher, you only need to take the qualification certificate and then go to the interview, which is fair to everyone.

Liberal arts students can study psychology.

Psychology and Liberal Arts:

Psychology is a discipline that studies human mental processes and behaviors, and is closely related to liberal arts. In the field of psychology, liberal arts students can learn the basic theories and methods of psychology, and learn about the human mind, emotions, behavior, and interpersonal relationships.

In addition, psychology also has an intersecting and complementary relationship with other liberal arts disciplines such as sociology, philosophy, literature, etc., which can help liberal arts students better understand and analyze human culture, society, and individual psychology. Therefore, liberal arts students can choose to study psychology as their major or minor to enrich their knowledge and enhance their comprehensive ability.

Origins of Psychology:

The origins of psychology can be traced back to ancient Greece and China. In Greece, philosophers began to think about the nature of the human mind and mind. For example, Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle all conducted a treatise on the mind and thought processes.

In China, ancient philosophers such as Confucius, Mozi, and Zhuangzi also studied the human mind and behavior.

However, the birth of psychology as a science dates back to the 19th century. William James is considered one of the founders of psychology. He published Principles of Psychology in 1875, which is considered one of the milestones in the field of psychology.

In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, psychology began to emerge as a separate discipline and developed rapidly.

In the 20th century, the development of psychology accelerated further. Different schools and schools of thought emerged, including structuralism, functionalism, behaviorism, humanism, and cognitive psychology, among others. These different psychological currents and research methods provide diversity and breadth for the development of psychology.

The origins of psychology can be traced back to antiquity, but its development and becoming a science was achieved in the progress of the 19th and 20th centuries. Modern psychology encompasses several fields and research methods that cover all aspects of human psychology and behavior.