Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Psychology"

A: The professor set a certain date. By that date, all the research papers must be handed in.

A: It means being able to have a visual representation of how a team functions and works well together or how an individual performs on individual sports.

A: studying psychology in university

A: According to psychology, the left part of the brain is responsible for logic and facts, and the right part of the brain is responsible for creativity and imagination. But in reality, the entire brain works together.

A: 1. "There are still many things we don't understand about Psychology."
"Psychology is the study of our mind and its behavior"

2. "There is a high possibility of getting into a car accident if you drink while driving. "

3. "This family heirloom has been passed down for generations"
"This pocket watch has been passed down for generations ever since my great- great- grandfather bought in 1873


4. "Bumping into someone without saying "Excuse me" isn't very polite"

5. "I am indifferent to heavy metal, it's alright."

A: Psychology is the study of the mind and behaviour
Physics is the study of matter, motion, energy and forces, and how they behave through space and time.

A: Psychology is the study of the mind and behavior, while Philosophy is the study of reality and existence

A: Psychology is the study the mind. In that sense, it can refer to the overall thought processes of a person. It's meaning is more abstract and loose.
For example, "I am interested in how people think when they are committing a crime, so my major is Criminal Psychology."

However, a mentality is much more specific. Mentality refers more to a set of beliefs that a person participates in.
For example, "All of these people shouting angrily outside of the bank have a mob mentality!"

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A: The "P" is silent,
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A: the word "to" signals that the action will happen in the future. The "-ing" in studying signals that the action is taking place at the moment.

A: yes, but in the United States, it would be more natural to say that you major in psychology in college, or just that you major in psychology, since majoring in something implies that you're in college/attend a university.

A: Almost right. Try "I learned psychology when I was a college student."

A: Ok, thanks for the update. In that case, I would go with:

Whilst studying at [INSERT NAME] university, I specialised in clinical psychology.

You could go with the less formal:

My speciality at university was clinical psychology.

However, you tend to find that more formal English is preferred when applying to university.

Make sure you're aware of the level formality that is expected. For example: contractions (words like you're, and they're) would not be appropriate, and the overuse of 'I' can also be an issue (though can vary between institutions and areas of study).

Hope this helps.

A: In conversation yes, in written form no.