Sunday, December 19th, 2010 at
11:27 am
Im looking into this and cant find much. Any other info on it would also be appreciated!
You cannot do anything with an AA Degree. You need at least a Masters.
Saturday, December 11th, 2010 at
11:00 am
Luke’s therapist asked him to relax, close his eyes, and say whatever came into his mind. Luke’s therapist is using one of the main techniques of rational-emotive therapy.
True or False?
I gave up doing homework when I finished graduate school
Sunday, December 5th, 2010 at
8:55 am
Hi. I’m a 4th year psych major with a minor in Sociology. I’ve read many articles in which people with pysch majors alone or with not-so-diverse minors aren’t finding jobs pertaining to what their degree was intended for. I don’t want to go into Social Work due to my sociology minor so I may change it. Also, I plan to attend a massage therapy school to diversify myself [and to also have a decent paying job so I can pay my way through graduate school]. Can someone tell me what a good option for a minor [that may make me some $ in the future]? And also can I get a list of the top colleges with a great Psychology/Therapy graduate program?
Communications and marketing. Criminal justice and sociology are not bad. Your best option though might be something business related. Though communications is a big plus.
Thursday, November 11th, 2010 at
10:02 am
The content of your question is difficult and important to you.
Take time to reflect, and you’ll see that the solution will come to you spontaneously, as it was for the question.
it’s amazing and intriguing to read how many doubts linger around us: often with the solution at hand
Monday, November 8th, 2010 at
4:41 pm
Im looking into becoming a pediatric physical therapist and will major in health science but am not sure if minoring in psychology or biology would be a better route to take.
Any ideas and helpful advice please?
You need to make sure you get a great gpa. Minors are not required. If you are intersted in peds, you may want to take some intro to spec ed, or child development courses. I am generally not a fan of bio majors but since you already need a 4 semesters of bio for gen bio and A and P. You may want to take an advanced anatomy with cadaver disection, neural science, exercise physiology, I might consider it.
Tuesday, October 19th, 2010 at
5:13 pm
pls add citation. thanks.
Music psychology is a sub-discipline of musicology. Music psychology can shed light on non-psychological aspects of musicology and musical practice. For example, music psychology contributes to music theory by investigating the perception of musical structures such as melody, harmony, tonality, rhythm, meter, and form. Research in music history can benefit from psychologically inspired, systematic study of the history of musical syntax, or from psychological analysis of the personalities of composers in relation to the psychological effect of their music.
Music therapy is an interpersonal process in which a trained music therapist uses music and all of its facets—physical, emotional, mental, social, aesthetic, and spiritual—to help clients to improve or maintain their health.
Sunday, September 5th, 2010 at
5:33 am
It’s for our psychology class. What are some key and important points I should discuss when it comes to this matter? Cuz I really don’t know what to research. Thanks!
I just want to make it brief and understandable by all. And my report has to be done in a hour
no XD I mean, i’m gonna do the report for 1 hour. and i’m scheduled to do it next week XD
How in depth do you want to go?
A true report can be made up of hundreds of pages of facts and studies, i assume that’s not what you’re looking for.
Imho look for the key causes of stress in modern society, the psychogical suggestions for why these things affect us so, and the treatments.
Your area of focus (say, for example, domestic abuse or personality disorders) will be your opportunity to show off your individualist streak if you want.
edit; in an hour?
Good god, talk about unprepared!
Your first step should be to look for journals or articles related to stress therapy - this is the RESEARCH bit you should have done waaaaay before now.
So find one, confirm it in your mind that it’s what you’re looking for, and start to analyse it. If you’re good at thinking on your feet you should be able to pull this off, if not i would advise asking to be able to do the report another day.
Friday, August 27th, 2010 at
5:29 pm
OK so next year I’m going to be senior in high school and so I’m planning on what i want to do after high school. I want to go in the counseling/psychology/therapy field but i cant decide on which one is better to major in. I want to help people with their issues and i want to study people’s habits/behaviors. Also i want to have a lot of job choices like i want to get a degree and have many job opportunities because i dont want pay for 4+ years for college and then hate my job. So i want to have a variety of job opportunities.
thank you
It’s good to become a psychologist, actually. To deicide whether you might like it or not, try to reading Psychology Today mags, depression guides, calming your anxiety books, & comprehend the multiple reasons why others have phobias. Your choice might make a difference in this modern society because there are many people out there who are depressed from the loss of loved one, fear because the they critque negatively upon strangers or somethings unforgettable & forceful occured in their destiny, the stress by dealing with so many chores, the anxiety for being a victim, & the mental effects of verbal & physical abuse. In the art of psychology, you may need to read your clients’ facial expressions to indentify their moods. It’s a method to get to know them at first sight, so you’ll realize what could make them doubt, impatient, or dazed off. You may possibly be required to observe their eyes to see whether they are lying or not. An example might be that some liars make too much eye contact because they know that we’re looking for that behavior. Others try to avoid eye contact because they don’t want to feel guilty of lying. If someone looks up to the sky while they’re socializing or pausing, that means that they are thinking. If someone crosses their arms, it should mean that they’re protective of themselves. If someone talks while covering their mouths, that means that they try to hide the sincere facts. Hopefully, my reply will let you choose your career wisely. However, you must be aware & careful because sometimes when self-destructed people tell them their stories, you must not let it touch you too much. Otherwise, you’ll get depressed or contaged to their feeling. You must comfort them as much as possibly & try to let them know that you’re sorry & care for their issues or else they’ll feel offended or think that you’rfe heartless. Becoming a psychologist is a procedure to open your eyes & see the truth of mankind.
Monday, August 9th, 2010 at
3:38 pm
Art therapy is counseling psychology, and well I am interested in that, but I would like to go more of the route of research and testing. So I’m wondering if I would still be able to do my doctorate in clinical psychology if I only do a masters in art therapy or if I would have to do a double major for my masters to be accepted into the clinical psychology program.
Can anyone help me?
There was a student in my graduate counseling practicum who was accepted in a doctoral program in psychology in California. This was about ten years ago.
I would ask both the counseling psychology advisers and the (clinical) psychology advisers at your college to be on the safe side.
Wednesday, July 14th, 2010 at
6:11 am
Or should I major in counseling or psychology, and minor in music? I want to be a counselor and music therapist with my own private practice. It this possible?
Yes, It’s possible to minor in music therapy and major counseling or psychology.