Child and adult psychology

Carl Rogers (1902-1987), this is a great man, psychologist, psychotherapist. It can be said that he is very lucky in marriage and love life. He met a woman she loved very much and got married when she was 22 years old. There is no coincidence in this regard, and another famous human psychologist Mallow has a similar situation. Rogers said that when Helen was excited and agreed to marry him: "She loves me! She loves me! "That is, I will never forget the peak of experience." The life of the spouse is not going well...

According to sentiment theory, emotions such as fear are determined by a loosely coupled response group in three different response systems, namely subjective experience (e.g., perceived state), physiological activity (e.g., accelerated heart rate), and explicit behavior or behavior. Impulsiveness (e.g. avoidance) is essential for emotional phenomenology. In addition, according to the multidimensional concept of emotions, emotional states are organized around several basic dimensions. The most commonly...

Conceptually, according to Pavlov, the regulation of fear is actually a very adaptive phenomenon that helps detect warning signs of an upcoming threat. If the signal in the environment is followed by an unpleasant, unpleasant or potentially life-threatening signal, it is appropriate for the body to show fear of the signal, especially if this fear helps it avoid the imminent danger. Contrary to the adaptability of fear regulation, pathological fear and anxiety (by definition) are characterized by...

The determination of fear is one of the main examples of behavioral microbiology and a source of deep understanding of learning and memory, emotional psychology and microbiology. It is also widely considered to be a model of the pathogens of anxiety in a psychopathological model based on quality and stress. Based on the obvious contradiction between the adaptability of conditional fear and the dysfunction of pathological anxiety, we propose a criticism of human conditional fear as an experimental model of psychopathology...

We have our own likes and dislikes for emotions, and we usually express various emotions. We are worried about bad negative emotions such as pain, sadness, and anger. We like good positive emotions such as happiness, peace, and happiness. This is normal. After all, human instinct is to avoid defects. But the pursuit of happiness itself is not a lucky thing. The mood is not wonderful or bad. Like the weather, the weather is fine, foggy, windy and sunny, and there are storms. Seasons vary in spring, summer, autumn, and winter, and each festival has its own unique beauty...