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Was wondering this as everyone seems to be portraying it as a meme degree to a very over-subscribed market ?
I used to think that demand for psychologists (therapy) and in research is there but more and more of people I know who did that do not work anything related to that besides from Human Resources which is not really that connected.
I used to think that demand for psychologists (therapy) and in research is there but more and more of people I know who did that do not work anything related to that besides from Human Resources which is not really that connected.
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my cousin majored in that and now shes doing her mba.
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Doubt it. Might become a social worker or something similar and make a whopping 40k/yr because of it
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lmao at pseudoscience
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Not without a PhD.
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Originally Posted By PrimarisIn⏩
So she is then applying to what kind of jobs ?my cousin majored in that and now shes doing her mba.
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The social sciences require much less quantitative reasoning abilities than the natural sciences. You just need to know algebra and how to work statistical software at a very elementary level eg R, Stata, spss.
Psychology probably requires the least amount of quantitative reasoning abilities of the social sciences, hence popularity with people who have no intention of using the degree, but aren’t smart enough for the natural sciences and think the humanities degrees are less employable than any social science.
Psychology probably requires the least amount of quantitative reasoning abilities of the social sciences, hence popularity with people who have no intention of using the degree, but aren’t smart enough for the natural sciences and think the humanities degrees are less employable than any social science.
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Originally Posted By kovalchuk71⏩
What is there after a PhDNot without a PhD.
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Psych major checking in
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I’d advise against it LOL
I work in construction
I’d advise against it LOL
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my dad got a psychology degree in the 70s and went into outside sales. just recently retired and was making over 100k for as long as i can remember. has a huge house with acreage that is paid off and produced 3 alpha sons who went on to follow in his footsteps. somehow we are all much more bald than him so i suspect he used his knowledge of psychology to trick the reaper when he came calling srs
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Basically a luck of the draw with it. You may get some government jobs tho
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It's what you make of it. Probably one of the worst degrees to just "have" but being in school allows you to get internships, co-ops, assistant positions and the such. Be proactive in making use of it, don't graduate with a 3.0 GPA and expect anyone to care.
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Originally Posted By VTheKing⏩
Oh the question never was whether or not you can put yourself in marketing/business roles that do not require specific degrees if you apply and etc. That is for sure. We talking about related to the degree purely like Electrical Engineering gets you into jobs as an engineer in a tangible market.It's what you make of it. Probably one of the worst degrees to just "have" but being in school allows you to get internships, co-ops, assistant positions and the such. Be proactive in making use of it, don't graduate with a 3.0 GPA and expect anyone to care.
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Bachelors in psychology is one of the lowest paying degrees out there
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Originally Posted By SmackBossBoyo⏩
Dead at mocha latte lolSon, psychology is the preferred degree at Starbucks. You want to be a barista? Get on it son, get that paper. Smack the piss outta that mocha latte
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Originally Posted By atgbrahsrs⏩
You need to get multiple advanced degrees for psych to lead to anything normal.Was wondering this as everyone seems to be portraying it as a meme degree to a very over-subscribed market ?
I used to think that demand for psychologists (therapy) and in research is there but more and more of people I know who did that do not work anything related to that besides from Human Resources which is not really that connected.
I used to think that demand for psychologists (therapy) and in research is there but more and more of people I know who did that do not work anything related to that besides from Human Resources which is not really that connected.
It's something you have to be passionate about, it's not like a money degree where you go to work and make big bucks without much effort.
In addition, if you're going to get good at it, you need a LOT of real life experience. It's not some kind of technical job where you learn how to work a computer, and that's just how it works, and works the same everywhere. You have to learn psychology and then actually see how what you learned applies to real life. So, it's like you learned how a computer works and then apply that knowledge to a pound of bacon.
There's lots of failure and twisted weirdness in psych too. That will either be the coolest thing ever, or you will hate people and get depressed.
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Originally Posted By Ratfish⏩
He never used his psych degree, so that doesn't count man.my dad got a psychology degree in the 70s and went into outside sales. just recently retired and was making over 100k for as long as i can remember. has a huge house with acreage that is paid off and produced 3 alpha sons who went on to follow in his footsteps. somehow we are all much more bald than him so i suspect he used his knowledge of psychology to trick the reaper when he came calling srs
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Originally Posted By anonkunbrah⏩
Science is nothing compared to psychology.lmao at pseudoscience
Psychology is far more complex than science.
Please use some "science" to help a kid who hates themselves after being raped, a person who wants to commit suicide, or a wife that wants to divorce her husband, and see how that works, lol.
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12-15-2018, 09:28 PM
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Originally Posted By TheAdlerian⏩
lmao try to getting to the moon and back using psychology, see how that works out for youScience is nothing compared to psychology.
Psychology is far more complex than science.
Please use some "science" to help a kid who hates themselves after being raped, a person who wants to commit suicide, or a wife that wants to divorce her husband, and see how that works, lol.
Psychology is far more complex than science.
Please use some "science" to help a kid who hates themselves after being raped, a person who wants to commit suicide, or a wife that wants to divorce her husband, and see how that works, lol.
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Originally Posted By gluon⏩
Haha!lmao try to getting to the moon and back using psychology, see how that works out for you
Psychologists are heavily employed by the military, etc to stop people from going crazy in such situations.
In WWII almost NO ONE shot their weapons on D Day and later the military employed psychologists to figure out the problem.
Going to the moon turned out to be pretty irrelevant anyway, lol. They even lost the plans how to do it.
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Originally Posted By TheAdlerian⏩
You say stuff that are truthful, however it seems the demand for its practical use (actual therapy, consumer behaviour analysis in corporations, basically similar as the military example you gave) is very low. And most people, despite desire, end up into something completely different.Haha!
Psychologists are heavily employed by the military, etc to stop people from going crazy in such situations.
In WWII almost NO ONE shot their weapons on D Day and later the military employed psychologists to figure out the problem.
Going to the moon turned out to be pretty irrelevant anyway, lol. They even lost the plans how to do it.
Psychologists are heavily employed by the military, etc to stop people from going crazy in such situations.
In WWII almost NO ONE shot their weapons on D Day and later the military employed psychologists to figure out the problem.
Going to the moon turned out to be pretty irrelevant anyway, lol. They even lost the plans how to do it.
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depends on how motivated you are. actually being a psychologist? not really likely you'll have a lucrative career
however, I know people who were psych majors that are software engineers at their jobs just because they know how to code.
however, I know people who were psych majors that are software engineers at their jobs just because they know how to code.
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Originally Posted By mchabs⏩
As mentioned earlier, it is a well known fact that there are tons of jobs that do not require a specific entry-level degree and that you can apply and get them with a Pysch major. It is not what is being discussed.depends on how motivated you are. actually being a psychologist? not really likely you'll have a lucrative career
however, I know people who were psych majors that are software engineers at their jobs just because they know how to code.
however, I know people who were psych majors that are software engineers at their jobs just because they know how to code.
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Originally Posted By TheAdlerian⏩
Just lol at this garbage. Your "psychology" has been around for about 100 years give or take, and the results from this field suggest that we still don't understand the actual SCIENCE behind how the brain works. I have no need for unfalsifiable crap theories......give me real science. NEXT.Science is nothing compared to psychology.
Psychology is far more complex than science.
Psychology is far more complex than science.
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