Presidential Studies is an academic field that focuses on the roles, behaviors, and impacts of presidents in various countries, particularly in the United States. Scholars analyze the decision-making processes, leadership styles, and political strategies of presidents to understand their influence on governance and policy. This discipline also examines the historical context of presidencies, including the relationship between the executive branch and other branches of government, such as the legislative and judicial branches. Researchers often study presidential elections, public opinion, and the effects of presidential actions on society and international relations.