What is the difference between psychology and humanities?

answers1: Psychology deals with mental behavior in general. Humanity
deals with human behavior, tendency, mood, emotion, etc. Mental
behavior can be strengthened or energized by individual effort,
whereas human behavior concerns with social aspects and mutual
development.
answers2: I agree with the above mostly. However, humanities also
includes languages, even English, and philosophy. <br>
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Yes psychology deals with mental events but there are many different
types of belief systems in psychology for doing so, and one of them is
modelled after humanities and is called humanism. So the two areas are
not totally separate. Humanism is people centred thinking and
feeling, or understanding things fromt the clients point of being.
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Have a good day! Ciao!
answers3: Humanities is a term for a broad group of subjects within
social sciences. Psychology is one of those.