The lives of psychologists A short introduction. Goals of psychologists »In any field, psychologists attempt to do the following: »Observe »Describe »Explain.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Module Six: Health Career Exploration. Objectives: Students will: Discuss the broad range of careers in health care and related fields Describe the difference.

Advertisements

Why are you here? (in General Psychology with Cindi Jacobs)

Career Options for Psych Majors with a Doctorate By: Dan Bocchino Will Laible Will Laible.

What is Psychology?. Questions What Is Psychology? Where did Psychology Come From? What Do Psychologists Do?

Psychology in the School System

Graduate Study and Career Options in Clinical Psychology Bryan R. Loney, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychology Florida State University.

Careers in Forensic Science Forensic Psychologist Jacob Wheeler.

Career Outlook Nurses are the backbone of our health care system. There are currently more than 125,000 vacant nursing jobs in the United States. The demand.

Introduction To Psychology PSYC 201. A) Why study Psychology? ● It helps you to understand yourself, why do you do things that you do? ● Understand your.

Careers in psychology.

So, You Want to Be a Clinical Psychologist. Is Clinical Psychology for Me? Most people considering clinical psychology are interested in understanding.

How Do You Become a Psychologist? Chapter 3. Academic vs. Applied  Professional Psychologists come in two groups – academic and applied  What kind is.

Career aspiration The path to becoming a psychologist The path to becoming a psychologist.

OverviewOverview – Preparation – Day in the Life – Earnings – Employment – Career Path Forecast – ResourcesPreparationDay in the LifeEarningsEmploymentCareer.

Psychology vs. Psychiatry What’s the difference?.

Graduate Study and Career Options in Clinical Psychology

Definition science of behavior and mental processes.

Careers in Careers in What, exactly, does a psychologist do?

Jordan Owens. Median annual wages in the industries employing the largest numbers of clinical, counseling, and school psychologists were: Offices of other.

The History of Psychology Phrenology: Different areas of the brain account for specific character and personality traits. Traits were read from bumps on.

What is Psychology? And what can I do with it?. Definition of Psychology The scientific study of behavior ◦Can be human or animal With humans, Psych deals.

WHY PSYCH 105 ADVANCED SCHOOLING PSYCH AT PSU DO YOU MIND? MISC.

CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCING PSYCHOLOGY Amber GilewskiTompkins Cortland Community College.

What is Psychology? Psychology is the application of what's known about human behavior for the benefit of mankind Psychology is a body of scientific knowledge.

Psychology Professionals. Where Psychologists Work.

4. Clinical and Counseling: Similarities and Differences.

Chapter 1: Section 3 Psychology as a Profession. What is a Psychologist Psychologist- scientist trained to observe, analyze and evaluate behavior Psychiatrist-

What is Clinical Psychology? An Introduction. APA Division of Clinical Psychology “ The field of Clinical Psychology involves research, teaching, and.

Introduction to Healthcare Informatics. Career Opportunities  There are many different types of medical careers that would appeal to people of all different.

Thinking About Psychology: The Science of Mind and Behavior 2e Charles T. Blair-Broeker Randal M. Ernst.

Occupations PsychologistGeneral Practitioner 1. Psychologist 2.

I CAN Identify the modern approaches to therapy Distinguish the therapy career options available Copyright © Allyn & Bacon 2007.

Copyright © Allyn & Bacon 2007 Chapter 1 Introduction and History of Psychology.

What is Therapy? AP PSYCH CH 13. Therapy  Refers to a wide variety of psychological and biomedical techniques aimed at dealing with mental disorders.

Homework – Written response You have to choose a career in psychology. What type of psychologist would you like to become and why? What educational sacrifices.

Psychiatry vs. Psychology Careers in psychology. Psychiatry vs. Psychology A medical doctor who specializes in the treatment of psychological problems.

Contemporary Approaches to Psychology

Careers in Psychology. Psychologist vs. Psychiatrist Psychologist PhD in psychology NOT a medical doctor Cannot prescribe drugs Variety of specialties.

Ideal Jobs. Medical field  Physicians and Nurses  Physical Therapists and PTAs  CNAs  Physician’s Assistants  Medical Assistants  Practice management.

Did the tour of Longwood University effect your decision about attending Longwood University? No.

UNIT 1: INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY AREA OF STUDY 1: WHAT IS PSYCHOLOGY?

Introduction to Psychology. -The scientific study of behavior and mental processes. *Uses scientific research methods. *Behavior includes all observable.

R. Johnson-Smith WEEK 3/LECTURE 3 Mental Health Professions.

CAREERS IN PSYCHOLOGY. The Profession of Psychology American Psychological Association had 52 divisions in 1998 Some represent areas of training and specialization.

CAREERS IN PSYCHOLOGY. The Profession of Psychology American Psychological Association had 52 divisions in 1998 Some represent areas of training and specialization.

Psychology Chapter 1 Review. Which psychologist introduced reinforcement?

Chapter 18 Psychology. Work Description Psychologists study the behavior of individuals or groups to ascertain and understand the fundamental processes.

What is Psychology? Psychology is the scientific study of human behavior and mental processes (& animals) 1.Based on scientific method; collect & analyze.

Methods Domain. Introduction & Careers Module #1.

Module 3 – Careers in Psychology

Occupations & Subfields of Psychology

Issues and Fields in Psychology

What is Psychology?.

What Do Psychologists Do?

WHAT IS PSYCHOLOGY?.

Psych Bellringer: Which approach to psychology attempts to uncover deep subconscious motives for behavior? Which approach to psychology attempts to explain.

Careers in Psychology Psych club meeting

Intro to Psychology.

Psychology as a Profession

Careers in Forensic Psychology

UNIT 1: INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY

Chapter 1 Introducing Psychology

Issues and Fields in Psychology

Warm UP What type of ethical constraints do you think should be on psychology experiments?

Psychology Graduate Degrees

Issues and Fields in Psychology

Intro to Psychology.

QUIZ TIME!!!!!! Use your notebooks! Bell Work.

Thinking About Psychology: Psychology and Careers

Issues and Fields in Psychology

Presentation transcript:

The lives of psychologists A short introduction

Goals of psychologists »In any field, psychologists attempt to do the following: »Observe »Describe »Explain »Predict »Control (especially for psychologists helping individuals)

What do psychologists do? 3 main avenues: »Research: working in universities and organizations to develop new knowledge and theories. »Clinical: working with patients. »Applied: utilizing psychology in an outside field, like sports or business.

A popular major! »1. Business administration »2. Psychology »3-10: Elementary education, Biology, Nursing, Education, English, Communications, Computer Science, Political Science.

A growing field! » science/psychologists.htmhttp:// science/psychologists.htm » sunny.aspxhttp:// sunny.aspx

Psychologist vs. Psychiatrist »To be a licensed psychologist, you must have a doctoral degree (3-8 years of training): »Ph.D, Psy.D, Ed.D »Psychiatrists are medical doctors who attended medical schools: M.D. (a medical doctor who can prescribe medication)

Common misconceptions »Only 1 in 3 psychologists work in private practice. The rest work in schools, hospitals, businesses, social agencies, and other organizations. »It is a diverse field with many opportunities! »And now, the Career Fair begins!