What are all the branches and fields of psychology?

Answer 1

There are ten branches of Psychology not two.

Abnormal Psychology;

Behavioral Psychology;

Clinical Psychology;

Cognitive Psychology;

Community Psychology;

Developmental Psychology;

Educational Psychology;

Evolutionary Psychology;

Legal Psychology; and

Personality Psychology.

Answer 2

The different fields of psychology are as follows:

Industrial Organizational Psychology

Counseling Psychology

Clinical Psychology

Developmental Psychology

Experimental and Human Factors Psychology

Educational Psychology

Social Psychology

School Psychology

Physiological Psychology

Environmental Psychology

Health Psychology

Family Psychology

Rehabilitation Psychology

Psychometrics and Quantitative Psychology

Forensic Psychology and Psychology with the Law

Neuropsychology/Psychobiology

Geropsychology/Psychology of Aging

Sport Psychology

Consumer Psychology

Aviation Psychology

The diffrent branches of psychology are as follows:

Abnormal Psychology

Behavioral Psychology

Biopsycology Psychology

Clinical Psychology

Cognitive Psychology

Comparative Psychology

Cross-Cultural Psychology

Developmental Psychology

Educational Psychology

Forensic Psychology

Health Psychology

Human Factors Psychology

I/O Psychology

Personality Psychology

Positive Psychology

Social Psychology

Sports Psychology

Answer 3

Some branches and fields of psychology include clinical psychology (focused on assessment and treatment of mental health disorders), cognitive psychology (studying mental processes like memory and problem solving), developmental psychology (exploring changes in behavior over the lifespan), and social psychology (examining how individuals are influenced by others).