How to find items / programs opening on start up

My MacBook Pro seems to be little slower than expected when I either reboot or start up, could this be that I have items (or many items / programs) trying to open on start up, how or where do I find these items / programs - Thank you

In Preferences / Users and groups, you'll find all apps opening on startup.

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