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Growth Psychology
Growth Psychology
by
Joko
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Human
being represent pink of perfection mortal compared to other mortals.
Effect of life element exist in human being, human being expand and
experience of the change in physiological facet and change in
psychological facet. How human being expand to be discussed exhaustively
in in growth psychology.
Psychology
Growth more is questioning of factors influencing growth process that
happened in human being x'self. Psychology Growth differentiated in a few
phases: child periode, adolescent periode, adult periode and aging
periode. Where every phase have growth duties which must fulfill. Growth
duties must be done by someone in certain life spanss as according to
society norms and also culture norms.
Concerning
factors determining in growth of human being in the reality there are all
kinds of opinion of expert, so that that opinions generate all kinds of
theory about growth of human being. The growth theorys are:
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Theory
of Nativisme (By Schopenhauer, Bigot, Kohstamm, Polland, 1950).
Growth of human being determined by clan factors: factor brought by
individual when borne. Individual have brought the nature of is certain,
and nature of this will determine situation of individual, while other
factors that is environment (including education) do not have an effect on
to growth of individual. This theory in the world of education generate
pessimistic view, looking into education as effort which over a barrel
face growth of human being.
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Theory
of Empirisme (By John Locke). Growth of indidvidu will be
determined by obtained experiences during growth of individual, individual
borne as white paper, which there is no its articles. Will become do the
individual depended to what will be written down of him. This theory in
the world of education generate optimism view which looking into that
education represent effort capable to form individual person
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Theory
of Kovergensi (By William Stern). This Theory represent aliance
from both the theory above. Growth of individual will be determined by
innate factor, and environmental factor.
From all
kinds of the growth theory above, theory of William Stern represent theory
able to be accepted by experts in general, so that theory told by William
Stern represent one of growth law beside other growth laws.
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Education Psychology
Educational psychology is the study
of how humans learn in educational settings, the effectiveness of
educational interventions, the psychology of teaching, and the social
psychology of schools as organizations. Although the terms
"educational psychology" and "school psychology" are often used
interchangeably, researchers and theorists are likely to be identified
as educational psychologists, whereas practitioners in schools or
school-related settings are identified as school psychologists
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Social Psychology
Social psychology looks at a wide range of
social topics, including group behavior, social perception,
leadership, nonverbal behavior, conformity, aggression, and prejudice.
It is important to note that social psychology is not just about
looking at social influences. Social perception and social interaction
are also vital to understanding social behavior . .
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Growth Psychology
Psychology
Growth more is questioning of factors influencing growth process that
happened in human being x'self. Psychology Growth differentiated in a
few phases: child periode, adolescent periode, adult periode and aging
periode. Where every phase have growth duties which must fulfill.
Growth duties must be done by someone in certain life spanss as
according to society norms and also culture norms .
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Organization Psychology
Assorted of theory, method and approach of Psychology
very useful in organization. Organizational
and Industrial Psychology give important role in effort development of
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(recruiting, work assignment and selection, development and training),
job motivation, job ethos,
and satisfaction of job. Role of Psychology in organization, according
to John Miner (Industrial Organizational Psychology), can be
formulated in 4 shares . . . . . . .
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