Title: Is Psychology a Science? - Exploring your mind
Headings: Is Psychology a Science?
Is Psychology a Science?
What is a science?
Problem statement
Hypothesis
Testing
Data analysis
Communication of the results
Intuitive psychology
Scientific psychology
Why do some people believe that psychology isn’t a science?
Conclusion
Why are Statistics Useful in Psychology?

Content: Depending on our education, experiences, and personal history, we’ll have certain ways of perceiving what happens around us. These judgments are totally subjective. Therefore, they’re a part of our life but have nothing to do with the scientific discipline of psychology. Scientific psychology
Scientific psychology is the total opposite of intuitive psychology. Specifically, it doesn’t rely on beliefs or judgments to explain human behavior. Instead, it uses the scientific method and experimentation to collect objective data and interpret it. Psychological concepts are born as a result of the investigations carried out. Knowing the difference between opinion and interpretation will help us understand that psychology is a science. Opinions are beliefs we have due to our experiences. For example, we can say that human beings are good and that society corrupts them because our experiences are consistent with this idea.