Benefits: 1 First of all, I think studying psychology can play a great role in interpersonal communication. You can infer some people's psychology through their language and behavior, so as to understand their needs or taboos, which can make it easy for others to associate with you and achieve the goal of good interpersonal relationship. (this is a bit utilitarian, but it is really needed in today's society ~)
Secondly, I think studying psychology is also helpful to me. When you meet someone's excessive behavior or language, others may not understand it, but because you know why he said and did it, you will be relieved on the basis of understanding, so that you won't be angry. Anger is good for your health ~
Finally, I think psychology is helpful to many subjects, especially economics. Because most business competitions are psychological tactics, if you can know yourself and know yourself, you will win every battle ~
Disadvantages: After studying, many people will like chatting with you, and then they will feel more relaxed after chatting with you, because you can solve their psychological problems rationally and emotionally. However, if you can't handle the emotional "garbage" thrown at you by others, you will also have some negative emotions or passive feelings for a long time. Because it is always in this environment, it is easy to be assimilated. I have a sister who used to be a psychiatrist. Later, because of too much emotional pressure, I finally resigned. For a time, she was always unhappy and unhappy. So you must learn to solve these other people's emotional problems, and never add money to yourself ~
Answering questions for the first time is not very professional ~ forgive me ~ ~