what is difference between psychology and cell biology?
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Biology is the study of life, as in how it works, evolves and changes. This is a very broad subject as there are almost limitless aspects of life to study. You could focus purely on plant life, such as in Botany, or animal life, in Zoology, or cellular life in Cellular Biology or the study of the human body in Anatomy. There are many, many other topics to choose from.
Psychology is the study of the human mind specifically, as in how it functions, how it affects behavior, how it interacts and responds to the environment, and so on. Psychology is more specific, and has subcategories like Biology, but they tend to overlap more and are much more focused in their research. Some of these categories are Social Psychology, which is the study of the interaction and influence of people on each other, Personality Theory, which studies what makes up people’s personalities, Life-Span Development, which studies how the person develops and changes throughout a lifetime, and others.
Psychology is the study of the human mind specifically, as in how it functions, how it affects behavior, how it interacts and responds to the environment, and so on. Psychology is more specific, and has subcategories like Biology, but they tend to overlap more and are much more focused in their research. Some of these categories are Social Psychology, which is the study of the interaction and influence of people on each other, Personality Theory, which studies what makes up people’s personalities, Life-Span Development, which studies how the person develops and changes throughout a lifetime, and others.
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