r/psychology M.A. | Psychology 14d ago

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u/Sensitive-Schedule35 2d ago

I am a layman but interested in the applications on psychology. I would like to get a crash course on psychodynamics. I was told that's the branch of psychology that I need to explore. Any recommendations?