psychology

6. /similar to forensics which look at they can use counselling to prevent illness and physical disabilities.
7. /work in businesses and organisations to ensure workers work effectively and efficiently to work harder and maintain the employees wellbeing.
8. /help children learn and achieve their goals in school.
10. /how people process and acquire and remember information.
11. /concerned with the community and its people to achieve their ambitions and welfare.
12. /assist athletes to achieve peak performance and develop personal and wellbeing skills.
13. /looking at the entire nervous system and the influences on body structures and systems.

1. /extremely hard to test. Testing of feelings and behaviour and thinking.
2. /assessing individuals and groups to effectively help with various personal and relationship issues that impact their mental health and wellbeing.
3. /they devote majority of their work to the biology of the brain. They assess changes in behaviour and mental processes due to brain damage or irregularities.
4. /societies interaction within a group assessing influences which change depending on the social situation.
5. /experts in the legal system and conventional services who apply their knowledge to intervene and assess.
9. /the most common expertise. Concerned with the treatment and assessment and diagnosis and prevention of various illnesses.