psychology and philosophy?

Cliff Tyre: By no means an official definition, but in my opinion:Psychology; study of the human/animal mind both on an individual and group level and what 'makes it tick'.Philosophy; study of the 'big questions' e.g. nature of reality, philosophy of religion, what is truth/justice etc.Similarities: To me, they share similarities like the nature of free will, consciousness and perhaps morality. Both disciplines could be used to look at these issues. Differences: Psychology to me is more scientific, whereas philosophy is more a humanities/art subject (although I know others will have completely different views here; like saying they are vice versa)Hope I helped :)...Show more

Coralie Goldsberry: These are related to some sophisticated ideology. Psychology relates to the body, mind and soul.Philosophy is love and pursuit of wisdom by intellectual means and moral self-discipline. It alsoinvestigates the nature, causes, or principles of reality, knowledge, or values, ba! sed on logical reasoning rather than empirical methods....Show more

Alberto Kozub: psychologists study and treat behavior as well as mental functions they aren't hippies.philosophy is from the Greek for "To Love wisdom" philosophers like to solve problems on a grand scale with logic.

Justin Casten: Psychology helps us to analyse our nature and philosophy helps us to transcend it, like religion.