Psychology emerges as an independent discipline and science at the end of the 19th century and bears an ancient Greek name - from "psyche" (soul, spirit) and "logos" (word, doctrine, knowledge). From the very name of psychology ("doctrine of the soul"), it suggests that the content of its subject of knowledge is the inner, psychic world of man. Studying the psychic life of people is necessary not only for their deeper understanding, but also for the development of society. In studying psychology there are several problems, the first one related to the learning of psychic knowledge. Psychology is a structure of philosophical knowledge until the end of the 19th century. As a result of the rapid development and progress, psychology is separated from philosophy.
Definition of psychology
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