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The 18 pages that link to Psychology, each with the reason it gives.

• Experimental psychologyNarrower topic: Experimental psychology is one empirical approach within this broader discipline.

• Psychological FictionNarrower topic: Psychological fiction draws on ideas about thought and behavior without being psychological science.

• Social scienceRelated: Its social branches connect individual thought and behavior with group life.

• Society for Psychical ResearchCompared with: Psychological explanations offered alternatives to paranormal accounts of perception, memory, and testimony.

• Havelock EllisRelated: Ellis framed sexual conduct as a subject for psychological inquiry.

• Health psychologyNarrower topic: Health psychology is a specialized branch of this broader discipline.

• Industrial and organizational psychologyNarrower topic: Industrial and organizational psychology applies this broader discipline to work.

• Natalie PortmanNarrower topic: Portman's Harvard degree was in psychology, a field distinct from her film work.

• Applied psychologyNarrower topic: Applied psychology is the practical use of this broader scientific discipline.

• Human scienceRelated: It investigates human thought and action at the individual level.

• Johann Friedrich HerbartNarrower topic: Herbart sought to make psychology a systematic foundation for understanding education.

• Hermann LotzeNarrower topic: His early work in psychology informed his account of perception, feeling, and mental life.

• PsychologistNarrower topic: Psychologists work within this broad discipline, whether they conduct research or provide services.

• Behavior and Behavior MechanismsNarrower topic: It supplies psychological concepts and methods for explaining behavior.

• Behavioral Disciplines and ActivitiesBroader topic: Psychology is a major discipline represented within this MeSH grouping.

• Behavioural sciencesRelated: It examines behavior and mental processes at the individual level.

• Consumer behaviourNarrower topic: It provides concepts for explaining perception, motivation, learning, and choice.

• History of the social sciencesBroader topic: Its laboratory methods helped define boundaries between social and natural science.