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Exploring psychology's subfields, this overview covers basic research, applied psychology, and clinical practice. Cognitive, developmental, and social psychologists conduct foundational research. Applied psychologists address real-world problems, while clinical practitioners offer therapeutic services. Educational and school psychologists focus on learning and development, shaping effective educational systems and supporting student well-being.
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Cognitive psychologists study internal mental processes such as perception, thought, problem-solving, and memory
Developmental psychologists study the growth and changes that occur throughout the lifespan
Social psychologists explore how people's thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are influenced by their social environment
Forensic psychologists apply psychological principles within the legal system, often in criminal cases or custody disputes
Health psychologists focus on how psychological factors affect health and illness
Industrial-organizational psychologists strive to optimize human behavior in workplaces
Clinical psychologists diagnose and treat mental, emotional, and behavioral disorders through advanced education and licensure
Community psychologists aim to improve community well-being and address societal issues through research and intervention
Counseling psychologists help individuals manage life's challenges and transitions, often focusing on those with less severe psychological symptoms