Many of psychology's intellectual roots can be traced to Ancient Greece, yet a concept we today have, that is strikingly missing from Ancient Greece is:

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Ancient Greek philosophy and psychology were deeply concerned with aspects of the human mind, including motivation, perception, and the nature of life and death. However, the modern concept of a whole, integrated personality, as understood in contemporary psychology, was not a focus of Ancient Greek thought. Their discussions on the self were more fragmented, often focusing on virtues, reason, and the soul without integrating these into a comprehensive theory of personality.

Many of Psychology's Intellectual Roots Can Be Traced to Ancient