Descriptive Psychology

Descriptive Psychology is a scientific approach that studies human behavior, thoughts, and social roles by analyzing how people naturally organize their understanding of themselves and others. It uses clear concepts to describe what individuals do, why they do it, and the patterns that emerge in social interactions. Rather than prescribing how people should behave, it aims to accurately characterize human actions and mental states, providing a systematic framework to understand personality, motivation, and social relationships. This helps in fields like psychology, law, and communication to better understand and interpret human behavior.