1. Brittany Cheshire, Victoria Buff, Jasmine Weiker, Hannah Stafford, Anthony Mower.

2. Researchers Authors Students Teachers AUDIENCES

3. Review Papers Theoretical Papers Reports of empirical studies Articles Critical Analysis Essays Assessments Hypothesis Research Proposals Thesis Lab Reports Books ABOUT WHAT….?

4. Communication Describe Explain Predict Influence SHARED GOALS.

5. American Pain Society – A multidisciplinary organization, mission is to advance pain related research, education, treatment, and professional practice. American Psychiatric Association- A medical specialty society recognized world-wide. Specialize the diagnosis and treatment of mental and emotional illnesses. SOCIETIES AND ASSOCIATIONS

6. American Pain Society -Clinical Practical Guidelines -Journal of Pain -Principles of Analgesic Use in the Treatment of Acute Pain and Cancer Pain PUBLICATIONS

7. American Psychiatric Association The APA has made different publications, so here is an ex. from each. -Dissertations and These From Start To finish: Psychology and Related Fields, Second Edition Parenting Children With ADHD: 10 Lessons That Medicine Cannot Teach Toodles and Teeny: A story about friendship Psychiatric Rehabilitation Journal PUBLICATIONS

8. William Siegfried – “the people doing practice aren’t doing the research and aren’t doing the writing. Writing general interest articles, something that is catchy and gets you publicity when you’re marketing yourself to clients, private practices would like to show off an article that they did because it impresses people, lots of self publishing as in publishing your own books, outside of the university it’s for publicity.” PROFESSORS AND STUDENT’S ROLES OF WRITING.

9. Introspection Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Functional Fixedness Operant Conditioning Independent Variable Dependent Variable Control Group Placebo Effect Correlation Study. VocabularyScientific Terminology JARGON

10. Successful within community. Gaining recognition. Raising awareness towards controversial subjects. Competitive. ISSUES OF POWER

11. Remain unbiased. Never include first person. Avoid direct questions. Professional. Clear, to the point. Many audiences. Understand psychological concepts. CONVENTIONS/EXPECTATIONS

12. CITATION STYLE Why cite? Ethics APA Format

13. APA FORMAT

14.  Provide  Familiarize  Develop  Ensure PORTFOLIOS

15. Professor, William Siegfried Professor, 1101 Intro to Psych Industrial Psychologist, what is your definition of a portfolio used in the psychology field? PROFESSOR TALKS PORTFOLIO “… an evaluation and scrapbook where you demonstrate that you can do things that are important”

16. Communication takes place through… LITERACY. Writing, reading, feedback, reviews! COMMUNICATION

17. Psychiatrist Psychoanalyst Counseling Psychologist Social Workers PROFESSIONS

18. Expect competition. Grants. Be updated. Get a name for yourself. Be original. HIRING EXPECTATIONS

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