The Man Who Mistook His Wife For A Hat

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I have always been captivated by the brain, as it is capable of so much: positive and negative. Mental disorders have always been something that I’ve been intrigued by, it is strange to think that some individuals can go through traumatic events and be perfectly fine; whereas, others will not be able to cope resulting in mental illness such as depression. I have always found Psychology intriguing as it encompasses the world around us whilst taking into account both external and internal factors.
My interest in psychology emerged when I began to read “The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat” which contained case studies of patients that …show more content…

I can apply my analytical and research skills to the course both of which I have gained from studying Sociology. It has also provided me with an insight into how society works as well as the several institutions that can influence the behaviour of individuals. The A Levels I have studied have several transferable skills to aid the study of Psychology. Health and Social Care has made me more knowledgeable regarding certain elements of psychological study such as cognitive development, it has also allowed me to gain knowledge about some psychologists and the theories that they have developed. Additionally, studying English has helped to develop my analytical skills; allowing me to become open minded and independent. We have been studying “A Street Car Named Desire” whilst analysing the protagonist who suffers from a psychological disorder; we are also required to take context into consideration as it can often have an impact on the story line. Studying AS Philosophy as part of my religious studies course taught me how to read lengthy texts with a critical mind so that I can construct complex arguments effectively. These subjects have encouraged me to become analytical, think critically as well as ensuring that I provide evidence for my

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