Psychology

Swiss psychiatrist and founder of analytical psychology, known for the collective unconscious, archetypes and individuation.

Clinical psychology is the branch of psychology concerned with assessing, diagnosing, treating and preventing mental disorders and psychological distress.

A systematic tendency in judgment, memory, or decision-making that departs from a relevant standard of accuracy or rationality.

The scientific study of mental processes involved in perception, attention, memory, language, learning, and thinking.

The interdisciplinary study of mind and intelligence through behavioral experiments, computational models, philosophical analysis, and investigations of the brain.

An approach to cognition that explains mental processes through interactions among connected processing units, commonly modeled as artificial neural networks.

The scientific study of psychological change and continuity across the human lifespan.

Humor is the capacity of events, ideas and utterances to amuse, and the human disposition to find them funny. This entry covers its theories, biology, social functions, forms and cultural variation.

Psychology is the scientific study of mind and behavior, encompassing biological, cognitive, developmental, social, and applied research.

The scientific study of how social relationships, groups, and contexts shape thought, emotion, and behavior.