<span>Cultural diversity and advances in technology differently affect a biopsychologist and a sociocultural psychologist in a way that the origin of race affects the perspective of one thing or how one person approaches a certain kind of thinking. </span><span> Biopsychology analyzes how the brain, neurotransmitters affect our behaviors, thoughts, and feelings. Sociocultural psychology describes how individual behaviors are affected by the environment, social and cultural factors. When taking cultural and technological changes into account the explanations differ according to the definitions. Biopsychologist tries to give an explanation with the help of brain-related (fMRI) tests, while sociocultural psychologist runs social tests in accordance with people's behavior.</span>
Biopsychology investigates how the brain, neurotransmitters influence our actions, beliefs, and opinions. Sociocultural psychology describes how different behaviors are influenced by the circumstances, political and social factors. When taking social and technological developments into the record, the information varies according to the descriptions. Biopsychologist attempts to give an interpretation with the cooperation of brain-related (fMRI) experiments, while sociocultural psychologist operates social tests in accordance with people's response.
