Pure psychology
General Psychology
Abnormal psychology
Social psychology
Experimental psychology
Physiological psychology
Para psychology
Geopsychology
Developmental psychology
Child psychology
Adolescent Psychology
Adult Psychology
Human psychology
Animal Psychology
Personal psychology
Applied Psychology
Counselling Psychology
Legal Psychology
Military Psychology
Clinical psychology
Educational Psychology
Psychology is divided into two branches namely pure psychology and applied psychology.
General Psychology
This is the basis of all branches of psychology. Emotion, perception, learning, intelligence, personality, thinking, motivation etc. are the themes of general psychology.
General psychology describes the behaviour of normal adults.
Abnormal psychology
Psychiatry, the discipline that describes abnormal antisocial behaviour, was heavily influenced by Freud's psychoanalysis.
Social psychology
William McDougall, who is considered the father of the development of this field and gave the basic concepts of social psychology, studied the influence of social groups on the behaviour of individuals.
Experimental psychology
In 1879, Wilhelm und founded the first psychology laboratory at the University of Leipzig in Germany and pioneered experimental psychology.
Physiological psychology
This section includes the functions of the brain, nervous system, glands, etc. and the similarities between these functions and behaviours.
Para psychology
A branch of psychology that describes phenomena related to clairvoyance, precognition, reincarnation, and telepathy, a method of acting on one's innermost thoughts without emotional contact.
Geopsychology
A branch of psychology that describes the relationships between climate, topography, soil, and human behaviour.
Developmental psychology
A branch of psychology that describes the developmental changes that occur in a person's life from conception to death. This category has 3 sub-categories.
1. Child Psychology 2. Adolescent Psychology3. Adult Psychology
Child psychology
A branch of psychology that describes factors such as heredity and environment that determine the development, growth, and internal and external characteristics of children.
Adolescent Psychology
Adolescent physical and mental development. Factors Contributing to Progress, Problems Facing and Parenting in Adolescent Guidance. Psychology section explaining the role of the teacher.
Adult Psychology
A branch of psychology that explains the developmental processes, nature and contributions of the elderly in the family and society, the problems they face and ways to solve them.
Human psychology
The branch of psychology that describes human behaviour
Animal Psychology
The branch of psychology that describes animal behaviour.
Personal psychology
A branch of psychology that describes an individual's developmental stages, traits, factors that determine these, and methods of measuring traits.
Applied Psychology
A branch of psychology that describes the application of the principles, theories, and techniques of psychology.
Counselling Psychology
A branch of psychology that describes methods for educational, occupational, and personal issues and problems.
Legal Psychology
Psychological theories are used to analyze the behaviour of criminals, witnesses etc.
Military Psychology
A branch of psychology that describes the discipline, citizenship, tactics and intelligence of military personnel to defeat the enemy during battles.
Clinical psychology
Psychiatric disorders. Causes, Treatments A branch of psychology that describes methods used in psychiatric treatment centres.
Educational Psychology
It is about the learner, learning experiences, learning methods, learning equipment, learning situations and the teacher.