ПСИХОЛОГИЯ - (НЕ)НАУКА?

SPEEDRUN on PSYCHOLOGY    • ПСИХОЛОГИЯ - (НЕ)НАУКА?   A brief (and best way to describe it) look at 21st-century religion. And why it's too early to trust psychology. 00:00 – 01:05 – Intro. Holding a psychologist accountable = catching the wind. 01:05 – 02:11 – A brief history. 2:12 – 2:36 – I got into the frame a bit. 02:37 – 04:22 Psychology Now, Psychiatry feat. – psychiatrists' assessments of their work. 04:23 - 04:26 Main areas of psychology (information will be provided briefly, roughly, and schematically). 04:27 – 05:17 Clinical Psychology. 05:18 – 07:19 Social Psychology 07:20 – 08:49 Cognitive Psychology 08:50 – 10:45 Developmental Psychology 10:46 – 11:45 Personality Psychology (+ Theories) 11:46 – 13:41 Psychotherapy (also brief, please) 13:41 – 14:58 Gestalt Therapy 14:58 – 15:43 Psychology is cluttered. Ineffective theories are weeded out more slowly than new ones emerge. 15:44 – 16:27 Going to a psychologist to solve everyday problems is nonsense 16:28 – 16:40 Main problems of psychology (announcement) 16:41 – 17:43 The difficulty of diagnosing "disorders" 17:44 – 18:03 Lack of universal criteria 18:04 – 18:20 I found a description of an unsuccessful case of a psychologist/therapist/doctor/genius/billionaire 18:21 – 20:11 A retelling of a situation with a psychotherapist 20:12 – 20:30 A psychotherapist explains his mistakes, and we sort them out 20:31 – 21:49 Skepticism about mistake #1 21:50 – 25:48 Skepticism about mistake #2 25:49 – 26:24 Skepticism about mistake #3. 26:25 – 27:01 Skepticism about mistake #4. 27:02 – 27:54 The psychotherapist's conclusions and my laughter at them. 27:55 – 28:40 The psychotherapist's summary of the situation, but I still have questions. 28:41 – 30:26 The psychotherapist doesn't care about the consequences because he's more effective. The patient is left out of the picture. 30:27 – 30:57 Slip of the tongue 30:58 – 31:21 Briefly about the problems of psychological testing 31:21 – 31:39 Subjectivity of symptoms 31:39 – 32:01 Limitations of testing 32:01 – 32:24 Cultural and social factors. 32:24 – 32:35 The question of scientific validity. 32:35 – 33:16 On the scientific validity of psychoanalysis. + a few words of defense against psychoanalysts. 33:16 – 33:37 The crutches of humanistic psychology. 33:37 – 34:40 Lack of replication. (Hypotheses are not confirmed in practice.) 34:40 – 35:10 Problems with research reproducibility. 35:10 – 36:18 Psychologist Bem proved (or didn't) the possibility of clairvoyance. Description of the experiment. 36:18 – 37:30 How did psychologist Bem falsify the results? 37:30 - 38:33 Diederik Stapel (I will constantly make a reservation) is a research machine. 38:33 – 39:07 The secret to productivity is no productivity at all, and why it worked. 39:07 – 39:35 A high-profile study that failed to pass muster #1 39:35 – 40:05 A high-profile study that failed to pass muster #2 40:05 – 40:38 A high-profile study that failed to pass muster #3 40:40 – 41:12 A high-profile study that failed to pass muster #4 41:12 – 43:58 Approaches that worsen the patient's condition. 43:58 – 45:02 Psychological ethics. The issue of conflict of interest. 45:02 – 45:47 The lack of a unified theory. 45:47 – 47:03 Subjectivity (but from the psychologist's perspective) + professional deformation = professional unsuitability. 47:03 – 48:11 The problem of uniformity of concepts. 48:11 – 50:51 The problem of contradictions. A few words about the approximate relationship between psychologists. 50:51 – 58:08 Psychotherapy and its problems (General problems, CBT, Depth, Gestalt) 58:08 - 58:56 Psychology is a multitude of keys, each of which is defective. 58:56 – 01:00:55 Psychology limits our growth (so psychologists believe). 01:00:55 - 01:01:45 It's not the psychologist who helps us, but we ourselves. 01:01:45 - 01:04:09 Those who fund research are the ones who make science. 01:04:09 - 01:07:06 So, what's the bottom line? I'm bombing. 01:07:06 – 01:09:12 Psychology has done more harm than good.