I have a question. Under what pretext can psychology say that some - TopicsExpress

I have a question. Under what pretext can psychology say that some behavior is more desirable than some other? I want to talk about psychological testing here. Someone gives you a label which often states that something is wrong. From the philosophical perspective, how psychology justifies its effort to make people better? When someone wants to improve their relationships, of course. When there is some clear neurological damage, of course. But otherwise, how can psychology say that something is healthy and right and something is unhealthy and wrong? I will welcome every kind of responses.

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