What is the difference between psychology and physiology?

Anatomy (the arrangement of the body) and physiology are two fields of study in biology that deal with how organisms function. Physiology covers both physical and chemical processes and looks at everything from how their organs work together to how each individual cell makes a difference.

Psychology is a study that also deals with the body, but it does so from the perspective of the mind. Specifically, psychology focuses on the brain, or more accurately, the mind. You would learn about psychology how the mind functions and how that translates to the behaviors you see. Psychology covers the entire range of mental functions, including emotion, memory, and cognition, from the perspective of the mind.

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Psychology is the scientific study of behavior and mental processes, while physiology is the branch of biology that deals with the functions and activities of living organisms and their parts. Psychology focuses on understanding human behavior, emotions, thoughts, and experiences, while physiology investigates the functioning of organs and systems within the body, including processes such as respiration, circulation, and digestion.