THE MAIN SUBJECT, GOALS, AND TASKS OF PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY
Qodirova Ozodaxon Musajon qizi –master of National University of Uzbekistan named after Mirzo Ulugbek
Keywords:
emotions, thoughts, and cognitive processes, autonomic nervous system and endocrine systemAbstract
Psychophysiology is the scientific study of the relationship between psychological processes and physiological responses. Its primary focus is on understanding how mental states, emotions, and cognitive processes are reflected in physiological changes in the body. This field integrates principles from psychology and physiology to explore how mental phenomena such as stress, attention, and perception are linked to bodily functions.
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