FREE ESSAY ON PSYCHOLOGY VS. PSYCHIATRY

PSYCHOLOGY VS. PSYCHIATRY

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Both psychiatry and psychology come from the Greek word, Psyche, which means Soul. In
modern society, the word, Psyche means mind, or use of the mind. Even though psychiatry
requires a medical degree, and psychology does not, they are almost identical because
they deal with behavior, mental health and counseling.
Webster's dictionary describes behavior in the psychological sense as , The actions or
reactions of persons or things in response to external or internal stimuli., or in a more
simple form ; The way in which one behaves. In both fields, and working with patients
with behavior issues, both psychiatrists, and psychologists, work in very similar ways.
They both provide the same type of treatment, by using verbal communication, in trying to
figure out the problem. They ask the same questions, give the same suggestions, and so
on. The difference is, is that psychiatrist do a little more detailed research on the
subject, and or patient. 
Mental Health is also a large role in both psychiatry, and psychology. The main
difference, is that mental health can be more serious when dealing with a psychiatrist.
Mental illness is described as , "The psychological state of someone who has emotional or
behavioral problems , serious enough to require medical intervention." Mental illness is
a term used in psychiatry and psychology, in only severe cases. 
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