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How does psychology relates to your sciences?
It relates because psychology and sciences is the same meaning
How does physiology in general relates to psychology?
Physiology is the study of humans and psychology is the study of the mind.
To what extend is social psychology a science?
because, psychology is the science of behaviour in how it relates to brain activity.
How is social networking relates to psychology?
cause it related to pschology
What are the aims of psychology and goals?
the aims and goals of Psychology is to firstly understand the course of a particular event.
How do our brains work and name the branch of psychology is closely relates to?
Our brains work by processing information through neurons communicating via electrical and chemical signals. The branch of psychology that closely relates to how our brains work is cognitive psychology, which focuses on mental processes such as perception, memory, and problem-solving.
What is the economic behavior?
Behavioral Economics is the study of psychology as it relates to the economic decision-making processes of individuals and institutions.
What term relates to a student has missed several days of school and has been arrested for shoplifting five times?
social psychology
How does art therapist relates to science?
Art therapists are generally all trained in some aspects of psychology and medical science relating to the people they are trying to help. To be a licensed art therapist in most if not all states, a degree in psychology is required, and psychology is a science.
The major event that influenced the development of psychology as a profession was?
World War 2
Wundt began operating the first psychology lab in?
Wilhelm Wundt founded the first psychology laboratory in Leipzig, Germany in 1879. This event is often considered the birth of modern experimental psychology.
What is transcultural psychology?
Multicultural psychology focuses on the cultural differences in thought processes and acceptable vs. unacceptable behaviors. It relates not only to normal lives - such as home, education, work and relationships - but also to what is considered 'abnormal' or 'normal'.
