THE SIGNIFICANCE OF PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE IN PSYCHOLOGY

Abstract

This article explores the significance of psychophysiological knowledge in psychology, emphasizing its role in understanding the relationship between mental and physiological processes. Psychophysiology serves as a bridge between psychology and biology, enabling researchers to analyze how brain activity, the nervous system, and bodily responses influence emotions, cognition, and behavior. The integration of psychophysiological principles in psychological research contributes to a more comprehensive understanding of human personality, stress mechanisms, emotional regulation, and cognitive functioning.