Deutsch: Studie
In general the term Study refers to a systematic observation of something or somebody (observational study). This can happen in

In the context of psychology, a study is a research project that is designed to investigate a specific question or hypothesis. Studies can take many forms, including experimental studies, where researchers manipulate variables to test their effect on a particular outcome, and observational studies, where researchers observe and record behavior without manipulating any variables.

Examples of studies in psychology include:

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