There are numerous ways to be a psychologist, and most
involve earning a doctorate after completing a four-year bachelor's degree. The
typical counseling psychologist either has a doctor of psychology or doctor of
philosophy, and meets with clients in either individual or family, or sometimes
group sessions, to talk through current problems, the origin of those problems,
and possible solutions to their problems. Some psychologists use tests to
understand the cases or make recommendations for court cases. Psychologists
have high ethical standards and need to have the courage and social dexterity
to challenge their clients for the purpose of encouraging growth and change
toward their treatment goals. If you are interested in a career in psychology,
consider undergraduate majors in psychology, sociology, human development, or
criminal justice. http://www.bls.gov/ooh/Life-Physical-and-Social-Science/Psychologists.htm http://www.apa.org/science/resources/careers/index.aspx
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