its about your behavior towards work, how freshman psychology help you in meeting the demands of your job
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Two ways, and it is much greater than the subject material, or what you memorize for the final exam.\n\n1. It fosters an an environment of learning and exploration. This is extremely critical in many professions, and is a side effect of the course material.\n\n2. The basics of human interaction, and behavior can be applied in almost any workgroup setting to create a more productive work output. Once you start to understand others, your choices for how to interact with them increase multifold. Freshman psychology starts you out on this path.
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They'll weigh your most recent work and your evaluations the heaviest.  They'll also pay close attention to how prepared you are for the course material, and whether or not your personality suits their department.
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I would think long and hard before I decided to graduate early. There are some people it's right for, but they are few and far between. \n\nThe people I've known who did that were notably emotionally behind their peers in college. A lot happens in your senior year. People change a lot in those last few months. The pressure of grades is off once you're accepted to college. The pettiness of teenagers starts fading once they realize it's almost over. It doesn't seem as important to pick on each other, and they start getting nostalgic for the high school days that are ending. This frees everybody up to stop worrying, have fun, and mature a lot.\n\nThat said, what is college like... well, it's harder than high school. The work is harder, and so is the personal responsibility. There is no one to tell you to study, no one to tell you to go to class, no one to tell you that doing <insert bad decision here> is a really bad idea. Which is nice if you're ready to take on that responsibility yourself, but can get you really screwed up if you're not.\n\nThe nice thing about college is it's a fresh start. No one knows you, no one cares who you were in high school. Some of my best friends my freshman year were people that I never would have talked to/never would have talked to me. All the freshmen are nervous and unsure and pretty much all you have to do is say hi for them to latch onto you and be your friend. For the first week, anyway.\n\nThe bad thing is that you usually don't get any guidance unless you actively seek it. You may have to learn to be very assertive to get an idea of what classes you should be taking, what majors lead to what careers, whether you should do an internship and how to arrange it, pretty much everything. You can float through and hope to fall into a good job (which does happen to some people), but more often you'll just get lost if you aren't really motivated and self-directed.
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You are probably rihgt but I think it the behaviour varies from amongst individuals. I think the best approach is to try to understand the persons background in terms of their socialisation. You may want to look at the individuals family, age, race , schools they attendend and their perception of what the job entails.
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Do yourself and your employer a favor and quit, go find less stressful work, if you can't handle your jobs requirments you need to look for other work.
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Losing one's job is right up there at the top of the list of causes for depression.  He's had his foundation ripped out from under him.  He wants to claim something of his, thus the paycheck issue.  Motivation + attitude = success.  Get into counseling fast.
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Topic A:\nGetting along with other people at work is important because your personality, social skills and edict is returned to you by human nature.  Your non-verbal communication can show others, without talking, how intersted you are in a conversation with them or the subject that is brought about.  Active listening and observation can help you learn about others in your environment, it will help reflect your communication during conversation with some people who may take things differently. Have self-cofidence in the way you carry yourself, it can reflect how other people may treat you.  Speak with proper speaking and/or phone edict; others will understand you better and it shows how educated you are.  The best way to keep your co-workers friendly is to keep all gossip to yourself and use it for your own discretion.  Keep all relationships on a professional level.  Feelings or paticular actions towards certain indiviuals can get others suspicious of harrassment and/or start rumors that you may regret later.  Remember, this is where one may spend about 8 hours per day for 5 days a week; keep a friendly, balanced work environment and you will enjoy going to work a whole lot more than if there was hostility.
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These are very hard questions to answer because all of our lives we've been taught to never bragg or speak about ourselves too much.  But that is exactly what they are trying to get you to do.  They want to know what qualities you have that someone else doesn't.  Discuss your work habits/ethic, how you are willing to come in early and stay late, just to make sure the job is done and done right.  As far as your education, before you go to the interview think of a class you've taken or a project that could someway, anyway relate to the business.  I was an Ag major and was interviewing with my current company that manufactures printed boxes, and they asked that question.  I had taken a forestry class in college(thought it was rediculous), but I just raved about how intersted I was after that class and just spouted off some random things that I had learned that could pertain to paper board.  It's fine to make a stretch just don't out right lie.  And never say I don't know.
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yes i do it gets knowledge in my head . it will be  useful for college and your job.
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I think it starts with studying psychology, I just got admitted to university for psychology, so far I learn that there are two areas psychology with the department of science engineering or arts. they both or similar.Lots of studying, but its a good field, pays well,
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Hey your preaching the choir here.  Same thing was always said about me.  The school work was easy, the tests were easy.  It was just taking the time to do the home work that always pissed my teachers off.\n\nBut here's is the real low down on what people like us have to deal with later in life.  If you don't go to college and get a degree or get high marks in school you are going to end up working for some schmuck who isn't as smart as you just because he could make it through all of the bs that we didn't do because it bored us.\n\nBut people like you generally start their own companys because they can't deal with the day to day grind.  But if like you said you don't have the motivation you might just end up not going to college or finishing and working some dead end job wishing you had played their game and done the work when you could have.\n\nJust keep telling yourself that having the money and position to enjoy your life in your 20's and 30's is more important than having your fun now.  Let's be honest, you definitely can have more fun in your 20's and 30's than you can now.  Wouldn't you like to just take off for Vegas for a weekend?\n\n\nMotivation: take small steps when getting started.  getting started is the hardest part.  so start with something easy and the rest might just flow.
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Amen Sista...\n\nI have left more jobs in the past rather than come across as "Bitchy" for all of the above reasons... until I realized...  People generally know "what" they do when they do it to you,  and there is usually a "why" not too far off behind it.  You sound like I used to be and certain kinds of people like to feed and feast off that kind of energy, taking you from a strong, secure intelligent women, reduced in one failed swoop to being the office bit*ch...\n\nThat is not fair, but the way to counter it, is to always know a thing when you see it.  If someone is trying to goad out your worst character traits... it's them being smart by being stupid.  Try being smarter by seeing it and countering it by giving them no response what so ever.  \n\nThe workplace is basically a well organized kindergarten class...\n\nWatch and observe children and you'll see things from a more innocent and obvious frame of reference.  It is essentially the same thing.  People are turds!  That's why I don't work... It gets the best of all of us eventually.  \n\nThe only solution... is to yank out your own buttons, giving them nothing what so ever to push!  \n\nGood luck sweetie!  I feel for you and relate completely!\n\nI have a little pokket type book for you to run out and buy that will help you immensly!  \n\nIt is called "The Art of Worldly Wisdom."  It is by a Gregorian Monk by the name of Balthsar Gracian.  You can get it at Borders...  Read it,  and in it's pages learn the how's and the why's and maybe even learn a thing or two about yourself and your own condition in the process...  It is the best gift you will ever buy yourself!  and will function as a distraction away from the idiots!  \n\nHappy Holidays!
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You should try finding a job on your campus. Usually, campus jobs work around your class schedule, so you don't have to worry about being scheduled during a class.  Also, if you haven't had a job before, school jobs usually make you work less hours, which gives you time to do your homework, go out with friends, and get used to the fact of both being a full time student, and working.\n\nSome jobs can be fun, it really depends on your personality (what you like, dislike), your supervisors, and coworkers.  The people working around you can really make a difference.\nThats what made my previous job standable... for the moment though, I'm taking a break (and focusing on school).
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You need to take regular breaks when you do something good for yourself to reward the good studying behavior.\n\nIt really helps if you have some social life.
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Well since I helped get you the job, I think you should take it!! It will help you to become a more rounded person, it will help build character and self-esteem! I know my brother and after you get routine down, things will be fine. There are always bumps in the road, its how you get over them that matter. Kiss Lani and Miranda for me, oh and what should we do for dinner??
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I am taking a psychology class and we did learn it is better for your mental health to go early before anything else. It opens up your brain and give you a little more energy throughout the day. Besides, It also speeds up your metabolism to make the gy really work. Give it a try.                  Good Luck!!!
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The work is rewarding - the children and their parents/carers are fantastic at my school, and it is a great pleasure and privelege to work there - but the workload is really intense and never lets up, and you find yourself spending half the holidays unwinding and catching up on your paperwork and laundry, etc and then preparing for the next term, with just a few days or weeks having a normal life of your own.  It is incredibly hard work, you often find you are working 60 hours a week, and you need supportive and understanding friends and family, as it's sometimes difficult to have time and energy to have a life - but you do need a life outside teaching as you would otherwise burn out or become isolated.  However, the kids are fantastic!