What is the difference between psychology and neuroscience?
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psychology explores how our minds work, focusing on thoughts, feelings, and behavior. On the other hand, neuroscience digs deeper, studying the brain and nervous system's biological aspects, like neurons and brain structures. Psychology observes actions, while neuroscience uncovers the brain's physiRead more
psychology explores how our minds work, focusing on thoughts, feelings, and behavior. On the other hand, neuroscience digs deeper, studying the brain and nervous system’s biological aspects, like neurons and brain structures. Psychology observes actions, while neuroscience uncovers the brain’s physical workings. They’re like two detectives investigating different aspects of the same mystery.
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