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Psychology is the
scientific study of mind and behavior. Its
subject matter includes the
behavior of
humans and nonhumans, both
conscious and unconscious...
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Gestalt psychology, gestaltism, or
configurationism is a
school of
psychology and a
theory of
perception that
emphasises the
processing of
entire patterns...
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Forensic psychology is the
practice of
psychology applied to the law.
Forensic psychology is the
application of
scientific knowledge and
methods to help...
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Clinical psychology is an
integration of
human science,
behavioral science, theory, and
clinical knowledge for the
purpose of understanding, preventing...
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Social psychology is the
scientific study of how thoughts, feelings, and
behaviors are
influenced by the actual, imagined, or
implied presence of others...
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Analytical psychology (German:
Analytische Psychologie,
sometimes translated as
analytic psychology and
referred to as
Jungian analysis) is a term coined...
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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...
- Flow in
positive psychology, also
known colloquially as
being in the zone, is the
mental state in
which a
person performing some
activity is
fully immersed...
- Mitc**** TW (1921). The
Psychology of Medicine. London: Methuen. ISBNÂ 978-0-8274-4240-5. Mitc**** TW (2007) [1923].
Medical Psychology and
Psychical Research...
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Cognitive psychology is the
scientific study of
mental processes such as attention,
language use, memory, perception,
problem solving, creativity, and...
