of Cologne, 1960s in the1990s . Comparative study of Psycho-morphology and morphological psychology,
Comparative Study 1. Psycho-morphology
Psychomorphology is founded by Professor Prosper Ayawei, of Institute of psychomorphology, Nigeria. Professor Prosper Ayawei is the currently the foremost researcher of the concept named psychomorphology, that is rapidly ,navigating, spanning and traversi
ng to Management, Environment ,Medicine, Accounting, Sports, phrenology, Anthropocene, marketing, communication .etc. Definition: psychomorphology is the study of animal or human behavior{actions and reactions} based on genetic and epigenetic {Environmental } factors.
2.3 DIVISION OF PSYCHOMORPHOLOGY(GENETIC AND EPI GENETIC)
Psychomorphology has two major dissections: Genetic and Epigenetic psychomorphology
1. Genetic psychomorphology talks about temperamental heredities, inheritances, inborn traits that affect man’s actions, reaction, responses, adjustment, proneness to innovations and management to life’s challenges.
2. Epigenetic psychomorphology argues that man’s actions, reaction, responses, proneness to innovations ,adjustment and management to life’s challenges is predicated on background, training, environment, peer group, education, life experiences, rule of law etc.
2.4. GENETIC PSYCHOMORPHOLOGY
The phase one of This study is limited to Genetic psychomorphology . Genetic Psycho-morphology is a concept derived and updated from the behavioral cognitive temperamental concept which argues that man’s behavior to a large extent is a product of his in**ed, congenital, inherited, ingrained, inborn nature, structure and formation which is responsible for individual's personality, such as introversion or extroversion, that are often regarded as innate rather than learned or influenced. (i) Genetic Psycho-morphology is therefore defined as the study of heredities, inheritances, in**ed or inborn traits that affect man’s actions, reaction, responses, adjustment, proneness to innovations and management to life’s challenges. (ii) Genetic Psycho-morphology is the critical study of human Temperament, the combination of traits we inherited from our parents that affects our daily existence. (iii) Genetic Psycho-morphology is the decisive study of the in**ed, congenital, inherited, ingrained, inborn nature, structure and formation of man that result as what is called temperament.
3.0 THE APPLICATIONS PSYCHOMORPHOLOGY; THEY ARE;
1.ChildPsychomorphology .2.Adult guardianship Psychomorphology. 3.Parentingpsychomomophogy,4.Spouse Psychomorphology . 5. conflict/crisis counselling and management Psychomorphology 6.Environmental impact assessment Psychomorphology 7.post traumatic stress disorder Psychomorphology,8.Accounting Psychomorphology ., 10.Sports and coaching Psychomorphology .11 marketing Psychomorphology .12.communication Psychomorphology .13. Corruption/venality psychomorphology14. Forensic/crime detection Psychomorphology 15. Tourism Psychomorphology.16 Morality Psychomorphology .17. Religious Psychomorphology .18 Music Psychomorphology .19 Engineering Psychomorphology 20 PoliticsPsychomorphology. 21 Invention Psychomorphology.etc
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Study 2
From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morphological_psychology. Morphological psychology
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Morphological psychology claims to be one of the most recent full psychology theories. It has been developed in the 1960s by Professor Wilhelm Salber at the University of Cologne, Germany. In his understanding, morphology is the science of the structure of living things. "Morphing" describes the seamless transition from one state or appearance into another. Like the morphing technique used in films, morphological psychology studies the structures of our psyche and aims to understand the transitions, the metamorphosis of our mind. Morphological psychology recognizes that our mind is in a constant state of flux, being shaped and shaping at the same time. It is a psychological theory that considers our mental workings as a dynamic system. Morphology asserts that we are in a constant state of change throughout our life. In every millisecond we experience entire psychological worlds. The only constant in life is change, and Salber has taken this principle to morphological psychology.[1]
Motivations
Morphological psychology identifies six motivations (Kerngestalten) which provide a natural framework for the mind, and defines their relationship to each other to explain the mind's holistic workings. It is within these six motivations that we literally "make up our mind".[2]
Each of these motivations is a gestalt in itself that influences the whole. Salber calls these the Wirkungseinheiten or "impact units". According to morphological thinking, it is these Gestalten that are the rich building material for our mind's mental productions. The entire motivational framework can be visualised in a hexagon shape to allow analysis and understanding of how each of the six motivations influence and often battle each other.[3]
The six motivations can also be viewed as three interrelated pairs:
• Acquisition and Transformation
• Impact and Structure
• Expansion and Resources
Because of its emphasis on psychological "tensions", morphology is also often called the "psychology of force interplay" (Psychologie des Kraftspiels).[4]
History
As with other new psychological theories, morphology has taken some time to be developed and accepted outside of Germany. Over the last 40 years morphological psychology has entered various applications of psychology including psychoanalysis and therapy, workplace and HR and marketing (Gesellschaft fuer Morphologische Psychologie).[citation needed]
However, since the turn of this century, the theory of morphological psychology has found greater international acceptance through the use of its principles in market research and marketing strategy. Morphological psychology increases the effectiveness of research and marketing strategy because of its understanding of human behaviour.[citation needed]
When Professor Salber, a scholar of Anna Freud, researched human motivations ("why do people think and do what they do"), he analysed everyday lives and activities (Grauer Alltag) including behaviour like shaving, eating, cleaning and dressing. From this research, Professor Salber was able to develop a new, comprehensive theory of the workings of our mind.[citation needed]
Morphological psychology has its roots in Goethe's morphology of plant life, the French moralists, and humanists like Nietzsche.[5]
Its conceptual framework builds on Freud's concept of Gestalt psychology: finding the systems and logic that impact creation and re-creation. Morphological methodology is the "reconstruction of the art of the mind".[6] In order to understand the logic of our psyche, we need to understand how these worlds form and diminish and transition into the next world. Salber called these Stundenwelten (Hour worlds – meaning "being fully immersed in one 'world', like reading a book, and the next hour transitioning into the next 'world', like doing the finances"). In analysing these "psychological worlds", description seeks to grasp the movement of the phenomenal forms,[7] which then have to be transformed into explanatory reconstructions through several intermediary steps.[8] This means that morphology uses rich descriptions to grasp the dynamics of our mind. These descriptions are then transformed into explanations through analytical steps. See site for details
