Psychological Aging: The Three-in-One Structure of Life and Its Regulatory Mechanisms

Author: Pan Yunqing
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: The book "Psychology and Aging—The Tripartite Structure of Life and Its Regulatory Mechanisms" boldly explores and discusses these issues. The entire book tightly integrates numerous disciplines such as philosophy, psychology, biology, physiology, and behavioral science. From the perspectives of philosophy and biology, it elaborates on the essence of human psychology and the inevitable course of psychological consciousness development. From the perspective of brainwave activity accompanying psychological processes influencing the gene expression of neuronal cell DNA molecules, as well as the imbalance in neuronal cell gene function during the aging process, combined with the development of psychological consciousness, it discusses the fundamental role of psychological consciousness in human aging. Current ethical and moral education tends to be more dogmatic, whereas this book, from a philosophical height, proposes the significant meaning of human goodness for life by examining how the influence of human nature—good or evil—affects the development of psychological consciousness.