People very often study what they don't like. If you don't want your work. Then you must do some changing in your life. The purpose of life is to find meaning.
Great. Good for you. I wish you the best in your studies. I am unsure. That is a very difficult question to answer. I would suggest doing your own research and picking a university that suits you best. It depends on what you are looking for, as well as how competitive you are, etc.
Fascinating interview. Had to take a break after 23 minutes because my mind was getting overwhelmed. Yes, the "Passive and good" student mindset is still a tremendous obstacle for the Japanese psychology profession. Around 25 min. the cultural viewpoint is brought up. I'm currently seeing for myself how the strong motivation towards adapting the Western therapy to fit Japanese culture is destroying the essence of the Western way which takes into account the cultural aspect. In other words, Japanese traditional culture prevents the acceptance of non-Japanese cultures into Japanese society.
Thanks for your thoughts. It’s been a while since i thought on this, so i’m glad you brought up the cultural clash. This is something i still want to learn more about
Really great discussion. Thanks for sharing this!
Glad you enjoyed it!
As i have psychological issues, this session is informative.
I am glad you found this session informative. I wish you the best and thank you for your comment.
People very often study what they don't like. If you don't want your work. Then you must do some changing in your life. The purpose of life is to find meaning.
I'm currently pursuing bsc psychology, I want to study msc psychology at japan. Which university is best for psychology?
Great. Good for you. I wish you the best in your studies. I am unsure. That is a very difficult question to answer. I would suggest doing your own research and picking a university that suits you best. It depends on what you are looking for, as well as how competitive you are, etc.
I have the same query about the admission process
I got my MS in Psychology (2014) from Capella's online program while living in Japan. Exciting journey every step of the way.
Some time stamps would be a nice inclusion to bring more viewership.
Thank you for the suggestion. I’ll look into doing that
I added them to my most recent video with Murray Stein ;)
Good interview. Neitzsche answered your social issues discussion in The Birth of Tragedy. Japan implodes and America explodes
Oh interesting! I’ll have to read that
Fascinating interview. Had to take a break after 23 minutes because my mind was getting overwhelmed. Yes, the "Passive and good" student mindset is still a tremendous obstacle for the Japanese psychology profession.
Around 25 min. the cultural viewpoint is brought up. I'm currently seeing for myself how the strong motivation towards adapting the Western therapy to fit Japanese culture is destroying the essence of the Western way which takes into account the cultural aspect. In other words, Japanese traditional culture prevents the acceptance of non-Japanese cultures into Japanese society.
Thanks for your thoughts. It’s been a while since i thought on this, so i’m glad you brought up the cultural clash. This is something i still want to learn more about