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Psychology is the
scientific study of mind and behavior.
Psychology includes the
study of
conscious and
unconscious phenomena,
including feelings and...
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Social psychology is the
scientific study of how thoughts, feelings, and
behaviors are
influenced by the real or
imagined presence of
other people or by...
- In the
field of
personality psychology,
Machiavellianism is a
personality trait centered on mani****tiveness, callousness, and
indifference to morality...
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Clinical psychology is an
integration of
social science, theory, and
clinical knowledge for the
purpose of understanding, preventing, and
relieving psychologically...
- Gestalt-
psychology, gestaltism, or
configurationism is a
school of
psychology that
emerged in the
early twentieth century in
Austria and
Germany as a...
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Developmental psychology is the
scientific study of how and why
humans grow, change, and
adapt across the
course of
their lives.
Originally concerned with...
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Educational psychology is the
branch of
psychology concerned with the
scientific study of
human learning. The
study of
learning processes, from both cognitive...
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Forensic psychology involves generating scientific knowledge and
clinical techniques to help
answer legal questions arising in criminal, civil, contractual...
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Cognitive psychology is the
scientific study of
mental processes such as attention,
language use, memory, perception,
problem solving, creativity, and...
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Humanistic psychology is a
psychological perspective that
arose in the mid-20th
century in
answer to two theories:
Sigmund Freud's
psychoanalytic theory...
