Industrial Psychology

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Industrial psychology describes the various branches of psychology that attempt to solve real-world problems in the education or industry sectors with the help of psychological principles.^[1]

References

↑ Princeton WordNet: Definition

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Major paradigms	Behavioral psychology • Cognitive psychology • Evolutionary psychology • Existential psychology • Humanistic psychology • Psychoanalytic psychology •

Fields of study	Abnormal psychology • Affective psychology • Community psychology • Developmental psychology • Health psychology • Industrial psychology • Neuroscience • Social psychology

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