Psychology

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

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When you spot 1 driving hazard, you may be missing another

Neuroscience NewsJuly 22, 2019

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Social isolation stresses rodents

Neuroscience NewsJuly 22, 2019

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Canned laughter works and makes ‘dad jokes’ funny

Neuroscience NewsJuly 22, 2019

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Pioneering new study on dopamine and stress

Neuroscience NewsJuly 20, 2019

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Emotion-detection applications built on outdated science

Neuroscience NewsJuly 20, 2019

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Relationship between type of delivery and twins’ psychological development

Neuroscience NewsJuly 19, 2019

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Humans aren’t designed to be happy

Neuroscience NewsJuly 19, 2019

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Music may offer alternative to preoperative drug routinely used to calm nerves

Neuroscience NewsJuly 19, 2019

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Facebook and other social networks: Type of use may trigger and predict depression

Neuroscience NewsJuly 18, 2019

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Romantic partnerships mitigate influence of genetic predisposition to alcohol consumption

Neuroscience NewsJuly 18, 2019

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How people engage with science can promote unbelief or beliefs about God(s)

Neuroscience NewsJuly 18, 2019

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Your spending data may reveal aspects of your personality

Neuroscience NewsJuly 17, 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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