Edward Schellhammer

Psychology II Edward Schellhammer

Studying Psychology II: Human's behavior is essentially a result of the way mental functions operate. Behavior Psychology ignores the inner world and distorts human's totality. The 'I'-capacity, the control and management each human has, is predominant. Emotions are of enormous meaningful richness, indispensable for human life. Letting the world of emotions act beyond control destroys human's life. Humans shape psychical energy with thinking, emotions, and the unconscious. Psychical energy infects others and the environment, and it can make ill. The cognitive functions determine a successful living and personal growth. Scientific Psychology creates with a narrow view an archaic-regressive evolution. Psychology is important in business, politics, religion, education, and in life. Psychology is trivialized, ignored, and feared because it leads us to the truth.