Study

Definition

In psychology, a study refers to systematic research conducted by psychologists or other researchers aiming to gain new knowledge about human behavior, mental processes, or other phenomena.

Related terms

Experimental Study: An experimental study is a research method where the researcher manipulates variables to observe their effect on behavior or mental processes.

Observational Study: In an observational study, researchers observe and measure behavior without manipulating any variables.

Correlational Study:

A correlational study examines the relationship between two or more variables without manipulating them.