O que a Psicologia ensinava errado: 6 ideias que a ciência derrubou!

Become a member of this channel and get benefits:    / @pedropsi   If you graduated in Psychology more than 15 years ago or are studying from outdated textbooks, much of what you learned about the brain, memory, depression, and emotions has already been revised or simply overturned by science. In the last 20 years, we have gone through one of the biggest paradigm shifts in our history. The idea that the adult brain is immutable, that memory works like a hard drive, that depression is a mere "chemical imbalance," or that there are universal facial expressions for emotions has lost its support in the face of modern evidence. In this video, I provide a condensed and direct update for students, recent graduates, and mental health professionals. We will analyze how each concept was understood in the last century, what current research actually says, and how this transforms our clinical practice and evidence-based therapeutic reasoning. ⏱️ Video Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 02:00 Warnings and Disclaimers 04:18 1st Idea (Neuroplasticity) 07:17 2nd Idea (The Role of Memory) 09:54 3rd Idea (How Depression Arises) 11:21 4th Idea (Transdiagnosis) 13:58 Get to Know HUMAN TRACK 14:51 5th Idea (What are emotions) 18:00 6th Idea (The Methodological Importance) 20:39 Conclusion 📚 Recommended books for further study: In Search of Memory – Eric Kandel: https://link.amazon/B04S6F0eV The Seven Sins of Memory – Daniel Schacter: https://link.amazon/B03U5I2za The Brain That Changes Itself – Norman Doidge: https://link.amazon/B04IX0tsS Seven and a Half Lessons on the Brain / How Emotions Are Made – Lisa Feldman Barrett: https://link.amazon/B07QS2iJ7 Returning to Normal – Allen Frances: https://link.amazon/B01EXnKFf Science Fictions – Stuart Ritchie: https://link.amazon/B0dfJr2tx Process-Based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy – Hayes & Hofmann: https://link.amazon/B0ex40nC0 🔬 Main scientific references cited: Neuroplasticity and Neurogenesis: Eriksson et al. (1998); Maguire et al. (2000); Goldapple et al. (2004). Memory and Reconsolidation: Nader, Schafe & LeDoux (2000); Loftus (2005). Depression (Serotonin): Moncrieff et al. (2022). Diagnostic Models: Caspi et al. (2014); Kotov et al. (2017 - HiTOP); Borsboom (2017). Theory of Emotions: Barrett et al. (2019). Replication Crisis: Open Science Collaboration (2015); Border et al. (2019). 💬 Leave a comment: Which of these six paradigm shifts did you not learn about or see discussed in depth during your undergraduate studies? If you are looking for a science-based Psychology, without romantic jargon or self-help, subscribe to the channel and activate notifications. #psychology #neuroscience #EvidenceBasedPractice #cbt #psychopathology