what first comes in your mind when one tells you that she is taking up Psychology as a course?
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Just glad she didn't tell me she was pregnant !
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Your major is Child Psychology. Just like I have my BA in Psychology, Psychology was my major. Regarding the BA and the BSC it depends on what your university offers. If they offer both you can chose if they only offer one you need to take that one.
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I'm satisfied with my English degree in the sense that I'm very happy what I learned from it. \n\nBut I love learning, and I want to learn more. So, I plan on taking more graduate-level speech courses, more psychology courses, and possibly getting another degree, this time in training and development.
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being a nurse in an istitution (u know, a mental home!!!)
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Psychology was pretty easy for me in high school. I remember learning about child development (Piaget) and behavioral conditioning (Pavlov). I also remember learning about sensory adaptation. Now I also ended up getting a bachelor's degree in psychology from the University of Utah later on.
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firstly,i've to ask which course r u taking?
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i have a degree in psychology which is considered a behavioral science.  And it is suprisingly simple, and makes sense to most people.  We all know how we are, so yes it makes sense, the only thing that is questionable and always is...is why we do what we do.  Sometimes we know, sometimes we dont.  But new things rarely happen, and most things are understood to some degree or another.
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To further understand myself, I introspect my feelings.  \n\n(I never knew "introspect" was a word until I looked it up!)
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Do you mean "teaches" you????  The student learns.  The teacher teaches!  Don't think you're quite ready for ANY college yet!
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your mind is under construction.
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I think going into college i was fairly open but still pretty sure of who i was and where i was going. Ive learned since ive been here that i really was not as open as i thought and that although i had mostly good intentions, i really did have much of an understanding of people unlike myself. Probably the best part of my experience so far in college is that i have learned to open up and experience many different slices of the human experience, instead of adhering to just one set path. Although there is a little more uncertainty now than when i arrived, ive learned how to think and been able to embrace more of the human condition than i ever would have been able to had i chosen not to attend college.
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She needs a PhD (more of a focus on research, less on practice) or PsyD (more focus on practice, less on research).
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You should sit down with an advisor in the Department of Psychology at your school (or potential school) and discuss this.  The advisor will help you to make a plan based on your previous experience, number of credits you are going to take per term, and so forth.  Then you'll have a schedule that you can easily follow for your college career, and you'll know exactly how long it will take you.
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Its almost a question that requires ansewering once they have already done it...\n\nHypothetical examples MIGHT include....\n\n- Making me laugh like I have never done before\n- List old soul songs with me till 2 in the morning AND sing the lyrics!\n- Read my mind and say it at the same time!\n- Take my advice!\n- Laugh at my dumb jokes! \n- Pick me up at the airport!!\n\nBut how do you define it when you think someone might actually SEE you? \nI dont know, its such a tough question...I guess when you feel found by them, and you feel yourself. Thats not someting they directly did, but still something thats because of them. \n\nWhat is YOUR one thing? :-)
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Some would suggest that just being alive means you are studying psychology - however as to your question, this is a High School course. Although you truly don't understand all the systems and theories until college.
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You could be one of the following:\n\n1. A psych nurse, working with the mentally ill\n\n2. A school nurse, looking after the health of school students, which often includes a good deal of counselling\n\n3. Work as a nurse in an impoverished thrid world country where you will use every skill in the book\n\nOf course you can choose one or the other. Once you finish nursing do postgraduate work in psychology and go into practice as a counsellor or psychologist.\n\nmany exciting choices
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For me it was my initiation after studying to be a witch.  For obvious reasons I can't go into details but it was like being in the arms of a loving and caring mother that held no judgements against me.  It is difficult to fully describe the emotions, both physically, emotionally and spiritually that I experienced.