Psychologists provide therapy to individuals, professional guidance to individuals or groups

20. Research psychology 
Research psychology, also called experimental psychology, involves performing research on a 
topic or group of people. Research psychologists typically publish their findings and share their 
results with others in the field, all to provide valuable information that will expand industry 
knowledge. 
21. School psychology 
School psychologists work in school settings to assist children. They may evaluate and treat 
issues related to social settings, academics and behavior. School psychologists develop plans 
alongside teachers, parents and other administrative staff to address any situation where a student 
may be dealing with a particular difficulty. One goal of school psychology is to create a learning 
environment that's safe and productive for everyone. These professionals may also meet with 
students who would benefit from advice and therapy to handle a stressor in school. 
22. Social psychology 
Social psychology is the study of social groups and how those in the groups influence and affect 
each other. It also involves understanding how those in particular social situations behave. A 
social psychologist may evaluate attitudes, communication styles and other types of behavior, 
such as aggression.