Theories of mind WF-PS-N-TUMS

People attempted to describe the mind and the principles by which it functions. Concepts initially formulated on the basis of philosophical and biological sciences, in the nineteenth century began to replace psychoanalytical concepts.
The development of the sciences in the 20th century radically changing the way we defined the mind. New interdisciplinary approach to research into human cognitive activities in which biological, psychological and cognitive sciences complement each other help us to focus on concepts created on this basis.