Clinical Psychology In Psychology
Clinical psychology is one of the various types of applied psychology which is still
causing controversy. Both in terms of meaning and role when compared to the
branch of mental medicine (Psychiatry). Many people understand and understand
psychiatry much younger than clinical psychology.
Philipp Melachton, proclaimed the existence of psychology as the substance of
behavioral courses with the aim of completing:
● Body
● Angel
● Satan
● God
All of which give rise to behavioral symptoms.
Then in 1920, Watson emerged who wanted material in psychology that was based
on objective (measurable and observable) scientific principles. But the will of Watson
raises controversy among clinical psychologists, those who do not agree and share
views with Watson then switch to a "humanistic.
In a basic understanding, clinical psychology is a branch of psychology that applies
and applies Abnormal Psychology as basic science. Meanwhile, Abnormal
Psychology is a branch of psychology for Personality Psychology.
Personality
CLINICAL
Psychology Abnormal Psychology
PSYCHOLOGY
Clinical
Psychology
of Children & the Elderly
Clinical Psychology was born based on the opinion of Hippocrates who stated that
every behavior, including symptoms of illness, originates from the brain. It's just that
the meaning of "sourced from the brain" is still too broad in scope and was then
