Hegðunarfræði
Hegðunarfræði is a branch of social sciences that deals with the study of individual differences in behavior, personality, and emotions. The term is derived from the Icelandic language, with "hegðunar" meaning habits or behavior, and "fræði" meaning science or knowledge. Hegðunarfræði is closely related to psychology, sociology, and anthropology, and draws from their methodologies and theories.
The study of hegðunarfræði emerged in the 17th century with the work of Icelandic scholar, Árni Magnússon,
Some of the key topics in hegðunarfræði include the study of individual differences in behavior, personality
Icelandic hegðunarfræði has been particularly focused on the country's unique social and cultural context, including the