I m a high school student and I want to study psychology in college, should I study literature or sc

I am currently studying for a master's degree in psychology, and if I want to engage in in-depth research in psychology, science students must be more advantageous, especially in basic psychology, and many times I focus more on science when doing experiments

But nowadays, there are a lot of people who study psychology across majors, and I am an example, and I came from a pure liberal arts major.

So I think it should be up to me to see which one I'm more interested in. Undergraduate liberal arts and sciences can choose this major.

Psychology is recruited in both arts and sciences, but because it is necessary to take subjects such as statistics, advanced mathematics, and VB, it is better to study science, and it is relatively easy in those subjects, and the logical thinking ability will be better.

Liberal arts, psychology is more literary. As far as I know, there are many types of college psychology, social psychology, educational psychology, women's psychology, and so on.

Some of the degrees awarded at the time of graduation from this major are degrees in education, such as educational psychology. But in admissions, it's okay to be liberal arts. It mainly depends on your own grades and the direction you want to apply for.

When I was studying psychology, I had a lot of science knowledge about physiology. You'll find out if you look for a book with a basic point.

Then study literature, psychology still belongs to the liberal arts.

You can study literature and science, but there is not much difference.

It depends on which province you want to apply for, for example, Beijing Normal University only recruits science students in some provinces.

Three ways:

1) First be admitted to a university with a better psychology major, choose a liberal arts major, and change your major to psychology in your freshman year.

2) Minor in a second degree in psychology.

3) Graduate students in psychology who have passed the cross-examination examination.

Psychology is a science that studies human psychological phenomena and their mental functions and behavioral activities under their influence, taking into account both outstanding theoretical and applied (practical) aspects.

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.

On the one hand, psychology tries to explain the basic behavior and psychological function of individuals by using the operation of the brain, and at the same time, psychology also tries to explain the role of individual psychological functions in social behavior and social dynamics. In addition, it is also related to neuroscience, medicine, philosophy, biology, religion, etc., because the physiological or psychological effects of these disciplines affect the mind of the individual.

In fact, many humanities and natural sciences are related to psychology, and human mental activities are inseparable from the human living environment.

Psychologists engage in basic research with the aim of describing, explaining, **, and influencing behavior. Applied psychologists also have a fifth purpose – to improve the quality of human life. These goals form the basis of a career in psychology.

The psychological symbol means soul in Greek, which later became the English psyche.

If you want to study psychology as a liberal arts student, you can fill in the psychology major when you fill in the application. There are many options for liberal arts students.

Liberal arts students are not only able to learn, but they are also very suitable for learning, which is in two ways.

On the one hand, psychology used to belong to the sciences, and liberal arts students could only be discouraged, which is very regrettable, but now many colleges and universities have psychology that combines arts and sciences, and it is expected that there will be psychology majors specifically for liberal arts students in the future.

On the other hand, more importantly, the nature of the discipline of psychology should belong to the liberal arts category, and the previous classification is not very scientific, which should change with people's understanding of the discipline gradually and objectively.

In addition, it needs to be added that the current employment situation in psychology is not very good, and the employment scope is too narrow, so if you study psychology, it will be a bit difficult to find employment. However, psychology is so important, so it is recommended that you study psychology at the same time when you study other majors, which is very powerful.

I'm very happy about this question.,I think there's nothing to do with psychology and liberal arts.,If you're interested, you can cancel your studies.,Maybe the landlord thinks that science students are more logical.,But the advantage of liberal arts students is that they have strong elaboration and expression skills.。 Therefore, each has its own advantages, but if a person really wants to learn psychology well, it is not enough to have one of them. Generally, people who study psychology must first pass their own level, not only to be logically clear, but also to have good expression skills, but also to have self-confidence.

Finally, think clearly about what the purpose of studying psychology is, whether it is a hobby or a job, if it is a hobby, anyone can learn it, and if it is for work, you should think clearly.

Dear, if you choose psychology as your major in high school and the college entrance examination, there are related majors in liberal arts and science.

For example, I used to study medicine, I started studying in my spare time at the age of 37, and now I am working full-time in psychology, and I have been working for 11 years!

As long as you love it, you can start anytime!

The key depends on the school you choose, most of the schools are both liberal arts and sciences, the science of my high school, there are liberal arts students in our class, the key depends on whether you are interested, the psychology water is very deep, it is recommended to consider carefully, I am not optimistic about the employment prospects of psychology, although the prospects are very good, but it is really not good at present, unless you go to a school that is more powerful, or there are basically few people engaged in psychology-related work after graduation, and the employment is very narrow, there is no advantage in going to the company's major, and there is no limit to the major of the civil servant... If you are interested in this major, you can take it as an interest, and if you want to study it as a major, you should be cautious!

I am also a liberal arts student, a university educator, and now a second-level psychological counselor. Psychology has nothing to do with arts and sciences, and you can study it at any time as long as you are interested.

Psychology is a combination of arts and sciences! In other words, whether you choose liberal arts or science, you can apply for a psychology major. Because psychology itself is a big scope!

If you think of psychology as a tree, then it has many, many branches! You'll have to choose one of the branches to study. If you're choosing science, it's about understanding.

You can choose disciplines such as criminal psychology, management psychology, etc., which require logic and strong judgment. If you choose liberal arts, you have to memorize it. You can choose psychological counseling, educational psychology and other disciplines with more theories.

Therefore, the key to choosing both arts and sciences lies in your own planning and interest in future development.

Actually, there is also a social psychology major in the liberal arts... However, if you are admitted to college in high school, you can study psychology in liberal arts. After that, in fact, if you want to pick people for applying for a good school, liberal arts do not have an advantage, but if you don't pick people, you can basically get in.

The biggest difference between science and liberal arts psychology is that in the basic psychology part and the measurement psychology part, because mathematics and physics are required, and the part also requires medical knowledge.

Absolutely, if you're interested, just learn. You can choose a more liberal arts direction such as educational psychology. There will be more and more demand for talents in this profession.

Yes, applied psychology.

Yes, you can apply for the communication network psychology correspondence university, I was also a liberal arts student before, and I applied for a psychological counseling and ** major there, you can go to the communication network to learn about it, I hope it will help you.

Isn't psychology a liberal arts major, I guess it's okay?