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What is etymological definition of psychology?

Psychology comes from greek - Psyche pertains to the mind, and the suffix -ology comes from the greek word for the study of. Thus, psychology is the study of the psyche or the mind.


What are the two greek words of psychology?

Not sure what you're asking, but if you mean the etymology of the word psychology, it is the Greek words psuche (or psyche-mind), and logos (word).


What is the etymology of psychology?

Greek origin: Logos- to study and Psych: mind


What is Idiographic in psychology?

Alternatively: 'What is the idiographic approach to psychology?' In 1937 Gordon Allport (1897-1967), the famous American psychologist, conceived two approaches to psychology: an idiographic approach and a nomothetic approach. He did not create the terms 'idiographic' (from two ancient Greek roots which mean 'own writing') and 'nomothetic' (from an ancient Greek root which mean 'lawmaking'). Instead Wilhelm Windelband (1848-1915), a German philosopher, created them, in 1894. He created them about the aims of, respectively, the humanities (which include, among other disciplines, history) and science (which includes, among other sciences, physics). The idiographic approach to psychology perceives people as being describable in terms of unique sets of characteristics. Psychologists who practice counseling psychology endorse this approach. Conversely the nomothetic approach to psychology perceives people as being describable in terms of universal laws. Psychologists who subscribe to behaviorism endorse this approach.


Psyche the Greek root of psychology and psychosis means?

mind or soal/spirit

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Who was the philosopher who encouraged students to discover the truth by developing a questioning method?

I believe you are talking about a Greek philosopher by the name of Socrates. He took death by drinking a poison. His last moments were recorded by a Greek historian, one of his students.


The first Greek philosopher?

The first Greek philosopher was "Thales".


Is Aristotle a greek philosopher?

Yes, Aristotle is a Greek philosopher.


Which greek philosopher wrote in The Republic that philosopher-kings should rule?

The Greek philosopher who wrote the Republic.


What is the Greek word fro psychology?

Psychology is a a Greek word. Greek : ψυχολογία


Who was the dog philosopher?

Diogenes Laertius(greek philosopher).


Famous greek philosopher?

One famous greek philosopher is Homer. hope this helps -MEGAJEW


Was Democritus Greek?

Yes, he was a greek philosopher.


How do you write psychology in greek?

psyche Psychology written in Greek is: ψυχολογία (psychologia).


Who are the Greek philosopher's?

no one was


Which of these was not a Greek philosopher?

Odoacer


Which philosopher discovered latitude and longitude?

Hipparchus, ancient greek philosopher