Not at all, you misunderstand.   The reason I criticize sociologists, psychologists, and especially armchair psychologists is that they ignore the soul.   They don't understand the unity in the soul that God intended.    And so naturally they gravitate to dealing with mere emotion and passion and desires.   They don't understand what "interior struggle" is, and why it's necessary, and a good thing.   They also fundamentally reject the role of human virtues.

So the armchair types use terms like "soft science diagnostics" and they really don't know what they're talking about.  Any diagnostics done is really nothing more than dog paddling around on the surface of matters. 

There is a will, there is an intellect.  And they need to be ordered.    And this is a healthy struggle, and it's life long, and it can (with proper maturity and coaching) be one of great joy, as we work with God to convert more and more of ourselves into the image of His Son, Jesus Christ.