"Write about the influence of psychologists in our society. Are they well considered? Could they be the answer to our psychological necessities?"
My brother is studying psychology. It's been his passion for most of his life, but the truth is that he's had to work really hard to get as far as he is and he's still far from being done, even if he's just two months away from getting his degree.
Our mother loves to help others. She's a caring person who enjoys listening to others and, according to herself, she's got a supernatural talent: she can read others' past, present and future in cards, so others come to her as a listener and foreteller.
However, though I do not intend to diminish my mother's labour on putting others on ease, I do see a problem in it having a higher social acceptance and credibility than my brother's, which is sustained by centuries of research, review and correction. Psychology, like democracy, is one of those things which only become useful if the society they're in is mature enough.
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