### person | scientist | psychologist | behaviorist:

Animal behaviorist
* agree that a water spray bottle safe, effective means of disciplining cats.
* are very concerned with the ethical treatment of the animals they study.
* know that every species is predisposed to certain kinds of social interaction.
* say they stink the place up as a last resort in their self defense.

Behaviourist
* agree with cognitivists about the unacceptability of a homunculus.
* suggest that paraphilias begin through a process of conditioning.

### person | scientist | psychologist:

Cognitive psychologist
* Many cognitive psychologists see the brain as a computer.
* are particularly interested in eyewitness identification
  - workers
* believe our thinking is the key causal factor in behavior.
* conduct research on and often teach about a variety of cognitive processes.
* deal with memory, thinking, and perceptions.
* explain the interpretative act of reading in terms of ' schema theory'
  - in terms of 'schema theory'
* focus on the participant's process and problems over time.
* make inferences about how the brain works based on how a computer works.
* study how people acquire, utilize, organize, and retrieve information
  - such things as perception, language, memory and action
  - the brain's role in memory, thinking, and other mental processes
* use logic to infer mental processes by observing the behavior of people.

Comparative psychologist
* Most comparative psychologists are trained in psychology departments.
* study the behavior of humans and lower animals.

### person | scientist | psychologist:

Developmental psychologist
* Developmental Psychologists attempt to understand humanity in the context of the human life cycle
* Most developmental psychologists work in university settings, teaching and doing research.
* are interested in human development cognitive, social, moral, etc.
* describe, explain and attempt to predict age-related behaviors.
* look at the changes that occur across an entire lifetime.
* recognize that the brain evolves.
* seek to explain human behavior by studying people at different ages.
* study behavioral differences as children grow up
  - changes in behavior across the life span
  - how people behave and change throughout life
  - principles and processes responsible for change throughout life
  - the physiological development that takes place throughout life
* tend to specialize in a single aspect or domain of child psychology.

Educational psychologist
* are concerned with the study of human learning.
* concentrate on how effective teaching and learning take place.
* contribute to science and practice.
* deal with the various aspects of teaching and learning in schools.
* design, develop, and evaluate educational programs.
* develop programs to improve schools.
* study the process of learning and, by extension, teaching.
* work in a wide variety of settings
  - mostly in elementary and secondary school classrooms

Evolutionary psychologist
* Some evolutionary psychologists point to natural selection during prehistory.
* are interested in the psychology of cheating.
* attempt to determine cross-cultural consistent behaviors.
* believe that the brain, like the body, product of natural selection.
* claim there is an underlying genetic reason.
* focus on psychological adaptations.
* say that men want pretty, young and fertile women.
* write about male aggression and survival of the fittest.

Forensic psychologist
* Forensic Psychologists apply psychological principles to legal issues.
* Some forensic psychologists work in private practice.
* are active in the applied and clinical aspects of psychology and law.
* deal with criminology and corrections.
* work for the criminal and civil justice systems.
* work in a variety of settings
  - the criminal and civil justice field