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| Psychology Related to Nobel Prize in Sciences |
| Wang Guangrong |
| College of Management, Lanzhou University, Lanzhou 730000 |
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Abstract The world-renowned Nobel Prize was founded in 1895, which has a very limited range in one of Nobel Prize: The Nobel Prize in Sciences, including only four traditional subjects: physics, chemistry, biology (or medicine) and economics. Although psychology is not on this list, it intersects with the Nobel Prize in Sciences. When modern psychology was in its infancy, scientists in other fields acquired many important discoveries from researches, especially the Nobel Prize winners Pavlov, Lorenz and others’ science researches had a great and far-reaching influence on the development of psychology. With the development and maturity of psychological science, the representatives of psychologists, Simon,Sperry,Kahneman,May-Britt Moser and Edvard Moser had also made great contributions to the Nobel Prize in Sciences with their outstanding achievements. Nowadays, psychology has become a considerable core discipline in the contemporary scientific system. Being an open and intersectional subject, psychology constantly assimilates and compromises the knowledge of other subjects and transfers related psychology knowledge to other subjects simultaneously. The status of psychology becomes increasingly important in the development of human society.
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Received: 20 September 2018
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