Does anyone know of any good (unintrusive, open source) subliminal messaging programs?
Trigger: if you have nothing useful to say then please don't waste everyone's time. Digital Genius: this refers to advertising, I intend to use the method for personal use, incidentally, UK citizens do not have to obliege by US law. Kentucky: do you know what open-source is? http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/open%20source
Can you work as a psychologist if you have a mental illness?
It seems you have quite a conundrum on your hands. As a fellow psychologist in training, I understand your apprehensiveness. However, you must avoid diagnosing yourself. One of the most influential psychologists of the modern era, R.D Laing, was a firm believer in the theory that those who treated mental illness would be less effective and successful if they themselves did not experience what the client had experienced. This was a cornerstone of his therapeutic practice. If you really feel you have bi-polar, my advice to you is to consult a psychiatrist. If you are diagnosed with bi-polar, only medication will allow you to maintain the homeostatic balance. I recommend asking whomever you see about mood stabilizers (lithium or valproate sodium). I personally believe valproate sodium is better than lithium, only because the effective dose for lithium is very close to the lethal dose and requires constant monitoring and modification. However, even if you are diagnosed with bi-polar you will still be able to practice your desired profession. Remember, even shrinks need shrinks.
Psychological Animes?
I finished Death Note (refuse to watch the movie with real people) and Code Geass. (r1 and r2, some rumors about r3?) I am in the middle of Monster which is good, but seems strange how it can be stretched to about 74 episodes. I was wondering do you have any suggestions for an anime with a deep moral and brilliant minds sprinkled with twists and complex plot? Thanks.
What psychological tests do a US presidential candidate have to pass?
None.The closest to a psychological test required by the Constitution is the age requirement for a presidential candidate. That was the height of wisdom and science in the late 18th century when it was comprised.There’s no pathology or psychosis that prevents someone from seeking the presidency if they meet the citizenship and age requirements.As Prof Andrew Bacevich pointed out over 20 years ago the American political process trains and rewards self serving narcissists; where the only thing the voters truly know about them is their ability to raise money.The ability to raise money is a measure of how well the candidate conforms to the interests of a monied oligarchy, or plutocracy.The question becomes What psychological disorders, including or excluding personality disorders, might preclude someone from being elected President of the United States? — and, perhaps far more important, who will assess the candidates?The only answer today is the electorate, through proxies in the Electoral College or the Congress, by prejudice and opinion alone (ignoring all science and psychology).[Thanks for the A2A, Gabriel]
College and University Admissions: Can anybody study psychology in the US?
Whether you are in US or anywhere else in the world, you can study whatever you want these days. I am from India and I started learning stuff online when I was in the 10th Grade and we only had 256 kbps internet speed. Over the years, I have studied philosophy, psychology, theology and linguistics, all with the help of Internet. Although I am a software engineer by profession, and that is what I wanted to have my career in, I still wanted to study things I was passionate about and being lucky to be born at a time when Internet is booming helped things immensely. Regardless, of your geographical location, you can study whatever you want, as long as you are passionate and persistent about it. To get you started, here's a few links to study psychology:https://www.coursera.org/course/...https://www.coursera.org/course/...https://www.coursera.org/course/...https://www.coursera.org/course/psyThese are some video tuts I have been looking into in the past 2 years or so, and there's a wide variety of other content you can find online, depending on what area of psychology you wish to study. Hope it helps.
Is psychology a good career option?
Psychology graduates develop skills that employers seek communication, Critical thinking, Research, Understanding. It is one of the popular degrees in the UK and more than 20 percent graduates become practising psychologists and others have settled in various management roles. As of now over 750k people in the UK working in the psychology field.What are the branches of psychology?Img src: https://www.theguardian.com/The main challenge that psychology graduates face is getting relevant work experience because of its high competition. So, graduates are advised to work on a voluntary basis first to get a paid job.A master degree in psychology open doors to all jobs except clinical psychologist, to become a clinical psychologist one must have a doctoral degree in clinical psychology and also some countries demand board-recognized national exams treat and prescribe medicines to patients.Industrial-organizational psychologists are expected to face competition for positions because of a large number of qualified applicants.According to 2016 stats, 1.6 lac psychologists are employed and it is projected to 1.9 lac in 2026.Industrial-organizational psychologists are earning more salaries than Clinical, counseling, and school psychologists.Employment of psychologists is projected to grow 14% from 2016 to 2026 and those who have completed doctoral degree have good job opportunities.Some common Job roles with Psychology degree along with salariesSchool Counselor - $45000Career Counselor - $50000Human Resource manager - $99000Psychiatric technician - $47000Rehabilitation specialist - $50000Marketing or advertising manager - $100000Market Researcher - $99000Advertising Agents - $65000Case Managers - $60000Marriage and Family Therapist - $85000Masters in Clinical Psychology - $70000Forensic Psychologists - $80000Sports Psychologist - $75000Top Psychology degreesHuman Biology and psychologyPsychology and sociologyMusic and PsychologyPsychology and sports studiesEducation and psychologyCriminology & PsychologyLaw and PsychologyHope its helpful to you!!!REF:https://www.edology.com/blog/psy...https://www.bls.gov/ooh/life-phy...https://collegegrad.com/careers/...
Is clinical psychology a graduate program?
I want to major in clinical psychology in college... I'm applying to the United States and the UK... but I was wondering... do I study general psychology in my undergraduate years and then get into lineal psychology as a graduate program? Or do I start by going into clinical psychology as an undergrad? What internship opportunities are there? Who has a higher salary, a clinical psychologist or a forensic psychologist? and if you have any university suggestions please let me know....