A Beginner's Psychology - Edward Bradford Titchener - Bog

This book can be treated as an introduction to psychology. There are many similar positions available nowadays. Nevertheless, "A beginners's psychology" is a real gem among them. As one can learn from the book, the biggest change one can make is to change one's own attitude. Any beginner may be discouraged by the amount of learning to be done. The work focuses on a man who is not able to grasp the entire scope of a given field of science. He believes that many hours of working with professionals will make him a master. It has to be stated at this point that beginner scientists are often chaotic in their thinking. It can be seen regardless of whether a person studies physics, chemistry or psychology.The author explains the reader the difference between fact and meaning. Thanks to that, the recipient can truly understand what science really is. Every person has to understand his own point of view. Then comes the time to develop one's psychological system.In "A beginner;s psychology", one can come across a lot of valuable pieces of advice on becoming a better version of oneself. One has to keep in mind that no individual is perfect. With hard work, it is possible to improve one's current situation. Thanks to the novel, readers can understand the psychological approach to each and every friend or foe. One must learn to listen and to be listened to by others. Thanks to psychology, one is able to understand one's own "I".