Research and Life

Research and Life

Introduction

The importance of research cannot be denied from human life as it is human psychology to gain some initial or detailed knowledge before doing anything (Duhigg, 2012). This paper discusses the importance of research and its role in daily life of human beings. However, in order to proceed in this discussion, it is important to know what research is.

Research can be defined as a way to collect knowledge that enables an individual to make more appropriate decision about the research topic. In other words, this implies that a major task of psychological science is given precisely to investigate the premises that allow both individuals and groups to guide their actions in a conscious way on the basis of knowledge of the laws operating in the society (Duhigg, 2012). This also enables individuals to work productively and creatively according to their needs or those of society which requires detailed knowledge about the structure of the psychic personality, and psychological laws of development.

Discussion

In modern science, its importance from the fact that more than one body part is a mystery because there are still thousands of functions that are unknown to human being. In fact, the points of research have opened up many possibilities: from telepathy as a means of communication in the future, until the contribution of the brain to evolve our species to one that has the ability to fly, although not in the brains of geniuses have discovered that there are different or because they are geniuses but did not use even half of yours (Vanderstoep & Johnson, 2009).

The importance of studying the brain has three main areas of benefits: 

Neurology: that allows us to identify functional areas of the brain that is, interpreting the images, sounds or where memory, etc. This allows us to diagnosis or treatment in case of brain injuries from accidents, etc.

Psychiatry: lets us know the brain chemistry and its relationship with emotional processes and general mental life of subjects. It allows us to develop diagnostics, treatments and therapies for cutting organic psychopathology.

Neuropsychology: lets us know the biological basis of each psychological process. For example, what is the anatomical basis of personality? 

Similarly, advances in science and technology and system management of production make it available reserves for increasing labor productivity, which can be effective when developing the creative activity of man and whose base is a science system that sits between psychology (Vanderstoep & Johnson, 2009). ...