Two main development routes of modern western psychology

To sum up, there should be two lines: empirical psychology represented by "behavioral-cognitive psychology" and empirical psychology represented by psychodynamics and humanism. Specifically, it emphasizes the use of strict logic to prove the existence and development mechanism of psychological phenomena, or to explore and apply psychological phenomena through empirical inference, interviews and other means. Of course, the mainstream of contemporary psychology has been completely centered on positivism psychology, and its representative is Stanford University in the United States, which is also the highest institution of positivism psychology in the world.