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clinical psychologist
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Helps ppeople with psychological disorders adapt to the demands of life. These are the largest groups
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counseling psychologist
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Typically work with peole who have adjustment difficulties but not serious psychological disorders.
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school psychologist
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are emplyed by school systems to identify and assist articular students who have learning difficulties.
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educational psychologist
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researches theoretical issues related to learning
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developmental psychologist
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research changes that haen over the life span
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personality psychologist
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attempts to define human traits and determine influences on thoughts, feelings, and behavior
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social psychologist
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concerned with the nature and causes of an individual's thoughts, feelings, and behaviors in social settings
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environmental psychologist
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conducts the study of the intersection of people and the environment
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experimental psychologist
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specialize in conducting research into basic processes such as sensation and perception, or learning and memory.
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organizational psychologist
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Focuses on the behavior of people in organizations
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industrial psychologist
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study the relationship between people and work
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human factors psychologist
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focuses on user friendly design of equipment
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consumer psychologist
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examines and predict the behaviors of shoppers
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sports psychologist
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help athletes overall performance
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health psychologist
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likely to spend thier time studying the effects of stress on health problems like headaches and cancer
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forensic psychologists
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work in the intersection of psychology and justice system
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