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Psychology

The scientific study of the mind and behavior, analyzing emotions, cognition, development, and mental health.

Biopsychology

The relationship between biology and behavior, including brain functions and genetics.

Developmental Psychology

The study of human growth and life stages.

Cognitive Psychology

Focuses on memory, perception, and problem-solving.

Social Psychology

Examines the influence of social interactions on behavior.

Industrial-Organizational Psychology

Studies workplace behavior and performance.

Educational Psychology

Focuses on learning processes and teaching strategies.

Forensic Psychology

The intersection of psychology and law.

Personality Psychology

Studies individual traits and behavior patterns.

Cultural Psychology

Explores the influence of culture on thoughts and emotions.

Environmental Psychology

Investigates human interaction with the physical environment.

Demography

The statistical study of human populations, focusing on size, composition, distribution, and population changes.

Population Size & Growth

Examines population trends and their impact.

Population Composition

Studies age, sex, education, occupation, and ethnicity of populations.

Population Distribution

Analyzes urban versus rural populations and migration trends.

Fertility

Focuses on birth rates and reproductive behavior.

Mortality

Studies death rates and factors influencing life expectancy.

Migration

The movement of people between regions and countries.

Aging & Life Course

Studies aging populations and societal changes.

Population Policies

Government policies on population control and growth.

Anthropology

The study of human societies, cultures, and development over time.

Cultural Anthropology

Studies traditions, languages, and societal functions.

Archaeology

Examines past societies through artifacts.

Biological Anthropology

Focuses on human evolution and genetics.

Linguistic Anthropology

Studies the role of language in culture.

Economics

The study of production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services.

Supply & Demand

Determines pricing based on availability and desire for products.

Market Structures

Includes Perfect Competition, Monopolistic Competition, Oligopoly, and Monopoly.

Macroeconomics vs. Microeconomics

Difference between economy-wide trends and individual markets.

Political Economy

Explores the influence of politics on economic policies.

Geography

The study of Earth’s physical features, human activities, and spatial relationships.

Physical Geography

Studies landforms, climate, and ecosystems.

Human Geography

Focuses on urbanization, migration, and cultural landscapes.

Geospatial Technology

Includes GIS and mapping technologies.

Environmental Geography

Explores human impact on nature.

History

The study of past events, societies, and individuals.

Political History

Focuses on the evolution of governments and policies.

Social History

Studies the lives of ordinary people and societal change.

Cultural History

Examines art, literature, and traditions.

Economic History

Analyzes economic developments over time.