ABSTRACT
I highlight examples of network analysis in the domains of Social Psychology (to examine how a group solves simple and complex problems), Biological Psychology (to map out the interconnectivity of the brain), Cognitive Psychology (to understand language use and development), and Clinical Psychology (to redefine psychopathology). I consider the benefits and the hazards of using network analysis, and discuss the gains that network analysis and Psychology can make by collaborating with each other.
