T2 Psico CSI: "Lo social, lo comunitario, lo institucional- Enrique Pichon Riviere"

Okay, hello, how are you? Let's see, are you all watching me? Hello. Yes, yes, we see you, and it appears on the screen that the meeting is being recorded. Yes, I don't know why. There, perfect. Okay, that's it. Okay, hello, how are you? Today is Monday, August 28, 2023, and we are giving lecture number

two on Community, Social, and Institutional Psychology at the Higher School of Medicine. So, we are on this platform so that all of you students who need to can join. I'm going to ask you to mute yourselves during the class until you intentionally want to make an intervention or ask a question so that it can be

recorded properly. Yes, well, you saw that on the campus it's marked that there are two classes with the same name, which are called Community, Social, and Institutional Psychology One and Community, Social, and Institutional Psychology Two. This means that in these two classes we are going to try to cover precisely the elements that are at play in

what corresponds to psychology and these subtopics within community and institutional social psychology. Remember that in the last class what we were working on was precisely how we understand the community, the social, and the institutional, and we had already stated in the first class that we... What you'll see in these theoretical and practical exercises is

the dimension of what a panic attack is, not behavioral psychology, nor cognitive psychology, nor anything like that. Instead, we're going to work within the field of community and institutional social psychology. What is the scope of what we'll be talking about in community and institutional social psychology? We'll be talking about the individual and society, the