Career questions tagged humanbehavior
How to benefit others with a Psych degree?
How to ensure I use my future degree in Psychology to help others in the future, and will I ever know I have helped them?
What can I do with a degree in psychology that is not counseling/therapy?
I'm a high school senior. I am really interested in psychology, but I have no idea what to do with a psych degree. I don't want to do therapy or counseling, for various reasons.
What psychology field would fit best?
I end up wanting to learn more about people and end up trying to do things at my own pace. I was wondering what would be the best fit from that kind of personality?
What should I major in if I want a career as a Research Psychologist #Fall25?
To be specific, I'd want to do things such as research on actual human brains, alongside living people! Is this possible?
Career suggestions?
I am a Woman, 60 years of age. (I earned a Bachelors Degree in the 1980's) I'm still unsure of what I want to be when grow up. (Starting over at 60) I'm very curious as to why people do what they do. I'm the person at the party that cannot engage in 'small talk'. I'll ask probing questions, such as, "what makes you think you are responsible for other peoples feelings?" or "what events precipitated his suicide?' or "what do you like or value about your wife/dislike/find irritating about her? "Why did you choose to have children?" "how did you land in that career?" "Why do you drink alcohol?" "Are you happy?" etc Can you suggest a possible career path that values this sort of curiosity? The idea of assis ting a professional sounds exciting. I'm not drawn to becoming a counselor or psychologist. Do writers employ assistants? Research opportunities? ( this is my first time here, please forgive my entry if incorrect)
Is it possible to receive an MFT after a non psychology major?
I am currently at a community college and will be transferring soon. I started with psychology and just recently changed my major to Human Behavior and Social Justice, but do have in mind a masters in family therapy. #counseling #humanbehavior #career