You just got a new job at a big computer company where you will be assisting designers in making software more user-friendly.You are you most likely a(n)

A) social psychologist.
B) I/O psychologist.
C) human factors psychologist.
D) developmental psychologist.

Human factors psychologists specialize in making technology more user-friendly by considering the physical, cognitive, and emotional aspects of human interaction with technology. This job description mentions designing software to be more user-friendly, which falls within the realm of human factors psychology. Social psychology focuses on understanding how people interact with each other, I/O psychology focuses on the workplace and employee behavior, and developmental psychology focuses on how humans develop and change over the course of their lives.