Psychology

What is Psychology?
Definition of Psychology: Psychology is the study of behavior in an individual or group.

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Early maternal anemia tied to intellectual disability, ADHD and autism

Neuroscience NewsSeptember 18, 2019

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Feeling depressed? Mahjong might be the answer

Neuroscience NewsSeptember 17, 2019

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Large survey suggests schizophrenia less prevalent than textbooks say

Neuroscience NewsSeptember 17, 2019

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Some children with autism more able to read thoughts and feelings from facial expressions than previously thought

Neuroscience NewsSeptember 17, 2019

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The happiest introverts may be extraverts

Neuroscience NewsSeptember 17, 2019

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New algorithm can distinguish cyberbullies from normal Twitter users with 90% accuracy

Neuroscience NewsSeptember 16, 2019

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Don’t make major decisions on an empty stomach

Neuroscience NewsSeptember 16, 2019

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Violent video games blamed more often for school shootings by white perpetrators

Neuroscience NewsSeptember 16, 2019

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Childhood behavior linked to taking acetaminophen (paracetamol) in pregnancy

Neuroscience NewsSeptember 16, 2019

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Scientists identify gene as master regulator in schizophrenia

Neuroscience NewsSeptember 14, 2019

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Acute cerebellar inflammation and hyperexcitability induces ‘depression-like’ behavior

Neuroscience NewsSeptember 13, 2019

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Distractions distort what’s real

Neuroscience NewsSeptember 13, 2019

The psychologist salaries in the USA are typically between $45,000 and $132,000 per year.

Jobs can include psychologists, counselors, psychology professors, psychiatrists, psychology researchers, research assistants, sports psychologists, scientists and others.

Psychology jobs sometimes require undergraduate psychology degrees such as Bachelors of Arts, or Science in Psychology.

Jobs such as clinical psychologists, psychology professors and others may require graduate psychology degrees like Masters, PhD and MD.

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