Fields of Study
Browse psycholinguistic glossary terms organized by field of study.
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Formal Science (branch) the scientific study of abstract matters by means of logical systems
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Computer Science (sub-branch) the scientific study of computation, information, and automation
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Information Science (sub-branch) the scientific study of data organization, classification, manipulation, and retrieval
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Mathematics (sub-branch) the scientific study of numbers and formulae
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Computer Science (sub-branch) the scientific study of computation, information, and automation
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Integrated Science (specialized branch) the scientific study of topics that include more than one branch of science
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Grammatology (field) the scientific study of writing
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Epigraphy (interdisciplinary sub-field) the study and interpretation of ancient inscriptions
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Orthography (sub-field) the study of writing conventions for a given language
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Palaeography (interdisciplinary sub-field) the study of past writing systems and the dating of historical manuscripts
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Epigraphy (interdisciplinary sub-field) the study and interpretation of ancient inscriptions
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Lexicography (interdisciplinary field) the study of vocabulary in a given language
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Applied Lexicography (interdisciplinary sub-field) the practice of creating dictionaries
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Applied Lexicography (interdisciplinary sub-field) the practice of creating dictionaries
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Linguistics (field) the scientific study of language
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Computational Linguistics (interdisciplinary sub-field) the scientific study of language by means of computational methods
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Etymology (interdisciplinary sub-field) the study of word origins
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Historical Linguistics (sub-field) the scientific study of language change over time
- Comparative Linguistics (sub-field) the scientific study of comparing languages
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Morphology (sub-field) the study of word forms and their relationships to other words
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Neurolinguistics (interdisciplinary sub-field) the scientific study of the relationship between brain processes and language
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Philology (interdisciplinary sub-field) the study of oral and historical written language
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Psycholinguistics (interdisciplinary sub-field) the scientific study of the relationship between human behavior and language
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Sociolinguistics (interdisciplinary sub-field) the study of the relationship between social factors and language
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Computational Linguistics (interdisciplinary sub-field) the scientific study of language by means of computational methods
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Grammatology (field) the scientific study of writing
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Natural Science (branch) the scientific study of all aspects of the physical world
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Life Science (sub-branch) the scientific study of all aspects of life
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Biology (field) the scientific study of living organisms
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Anatomy (sub-field) the scientific study of parts of living organisms
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Neuroscience (interdisciplinary sub-field) the scientific study of the human nervous system, its parts, and functions
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Physiology (sub-field) the scientific study of functions and mechanisms of living systems
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Anatomy (sub-field) the scientific study of parts of living organisms
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Biology (field) the scientific study of living organisms
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Physical Science (sub-branch) the scientific study of non-living organisms
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Life Science (sub-branch) the scientific study of all aspects of life
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Social Science (branch) the scientific study of humans, human societies, human behavior, and their relationships
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Anthropology (field) the scientific study of humanity and human societies
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History (field) the study of past events, their causes, and consequences
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Literary Science (interdisciplinary field) the scientific study of literature, its history, development, and theory
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Psychology (field) the scientific study of human and non-human behavior
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Sociology (field) the scientific study of human society
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Anthropology (field) the scientific study of humanity and human societies
Citation
PsychLing Contributors. "Fields of Study." PsychLing, OMNIKA Foundation, 10 Sep. 2023, psylng.org/glossary/field. Accessed 2 Nov. 2024.
PsychLing (2023, September 10). Fields of Study. Retrieved from https://psylng.org/glossary/field