Developmental psychology: the study of the whole growth and development process of human beings from fetal birth to old age and death.
Learning psychology: exploring how people developed into today's state. Study the process and reasons of human and animal learning.
Personality psychology: Focus includes personality characteristics, motivation and individual differences.
Sensory and perceptual psychology: the study of how humans perceive the world around them, such as how humans recognize faces.
Comparative psychology: the study and comparison of animal behaviors of different species.
Physiological psychology: the study of the relationship between behavior and physiological processes, especially the activities of the nervous system.
Cognitive psychology: mainly studies thinking problems, trying to understand the relationship between psychological processes such as reasoning, problem solving and memory and human behavior.
Gender psychology: study the differences between men and women, and explore the influence of physiological factors, child rearing process, education, social impression and other factors on gender differences.
Social psychology: research involves attitude, persuasion, riots, obedience, leadership behavior, racial discrimination, friendship, marriage and love.
Cultural psychology: the study of the role of culture in human behavior.
Evolutionary psychology: studying the influence of various evolutionary ways on human behavior in the long history. For example, men and women choose their spouses.
Clinical psychology: mainly studies mental health and mental illness.
Preschool child psychology: Preschool child psychology is a science that studies the psychological development law of children from birth to school.
Behavioral psychology: the study of the combination of various physical reactions used by organisms to adapt to environmental changes.
Criminal psychology: the study of prisoners' will, thoughts, intentions and reactions.
The textbooks for psychology courses include the following courses: