In: Psychology
However, when love is in the situation, it grays the black and white areas. Have you ever found yourself in a situation that was very black and white when looking into another person's dilemma, but when personally with a similar dilemma it seemed to be a gray area? If so, please share your example with the class and explain how you feel psychology would address the reactions you have made due to emotions rather than ethics or logic.
I completely agree with the statement that when love is in the situation , it grays the black and the white area.
I found myself in a similar situation a couple of months ago.
There was this great amazing college event I and my friends were completly involved in organising , we had literarly put in all our heart and sweat into making it a reality fighting all odds with the administration of the college. It was dream come true. And right before the big day , i got a call from my dad informing me that he needed me to be there for my mother as she was hospitalized. I am not saying i dint want to be with my mother when she needed me , but my heart was torn apart into two peices. I knew it will all come down to zero if i dont attend the event , the the whole credit and execution was at risk. But like i said ,love makes the situation grey. The love for my family and for the higher things in life got the better of me and i left for my place within 2 hrs of my dad's call.
I would say psychology has a role to play in everyday of our lives, in all the decisions we take , in all the things we value and in all the emotions we feel. Feeling for your loved ones is biological but paying attention to it and being there for your loved ones is psychological too.