Hi....:lovegrin:
Juz wondering... Any practising psychologists in CS? Just want to find out what the prospects are over here for a psychology grad...
Or if anyone has any useful info, pls update me! Thankz!!!
3) Is it due to local guys really feel inferior that ladies have higher qualifiation n earning more $ then guys which resulted in above...
Personally, I feel that some guys do get intimidated by ladies with higher qualification or earning power. From my experience, when guys know that my major is in Psychology, they tend to clam up and feel 'smaller'. Or maybe it is a field in which people in general do not have a very good understanding of.
6) Do ladies really mind or dun mind guys of a lower qualification n income?
I personally would not mind..
7) Is it the demand for equality in the society that ladies wanted to proof that whatever a guy can do they can also or to out perform guys or simply too career minded?(dun misunderstood me its ok to be career minded but not over)
Society has changed that women no longer need to stay at home and be a housewife. There are now "house-bands" (husbands) who stay home, take care of the kids & house. If my income is able to sustain the both of us and perhaps, a family, I don't see it being a problem. However, it may be a problem to some guys' ego and pride as being seen as a "house-band".
Then again.. Everybody has their own definition of being "too career-minded". :think:
Minimum a Masters to go into practice. The market is relatively small for Psychologists to practice and most people in my class who are taking a Psy degree are either Teachers, Social Workers, Volunteers, Medical workers and a very small percentage of purely technical-based professionals (we're looking at 1 to 2%).Hi....:lovegrin:
Juz wondering... Any practising psychologists in CS? Just want to find out what the prospects are over here for a psychology grad...
Or if anyone has any useful info, pls update me! Thankz!!!
U wanna be Psychologist, Psychiatrist, Psychoanalyst, or Psycho? ;p
every field is different... depending on your interest i guess...
I'm just a Psychic...
Psychoanalyst will require up to 3yrs (or more) of self-analysis by another Psychoanalyst.U wanna be Psychologist, Psychiatrist, Psychoanalyst, or Psycho? ;p
every field is different... depending on your interest i guess...
I'm just a Psychic...
Psychoanalyst will require up to 3yrs (or more) of self-analysis by another Psychoanalyst.
"The biggest battle lie within thyself"
A Psy Undergrad battling thoughts? :dunno:So wat are u now? :think:
A Psy Undergrad battling thoughts? :dunno:
I think the path of Psycho would suit me more since I'm relatively immune to scenes of blood, gore & body count.
When's the next all nighter marathon of the Complete Faces of Death Series & Ichi The Killer?
Psychos & Potential Psychos may join us.
Non-psychos & would-be Professional Killers who'd wanna train and harden themselves up will have to bring their own rope, toothpicks & neck braces to tie themselves to a chair and force their eyes open for the next 8hrs watching gory scenes in front of the 32" screen continuously.
Din see the manga, u have it?
I know the movie itself oredi make me hit my max limit man. Kaoz.
Well I would rather that more people who are joining the rank doing
terrorism for the fake honor sake take up the subject and learn not to be a hypocrite.
These fundamental appearances of being moral and not
being able to understand the existance of humanity is cruel in the
education front. What do you think?
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It's disaster for portrait
photographers to know nothing
about the wise applications of psycholgy
in their area of work including wisdom guidances
from Ultimate Reality.
:bsmilie: :bsmilie: :bsmilie:
Er... I don't think studying psychology would change the way they think... :nono:
It is an Ideology issue...
Minimum a Masters to go into practice. The market is relatively small for Psychologists to practice and most people in my class who are taking a Psy degree are either Teachers, Social Workers, Volunteers, Medical workers and a very small percentage of purely technical-based professionals (we're looking at 1 to 2%).
Mostly those who take Psychology are to complement their current field of knowledge. As for Psychologists u guys see holding "Dr [so-and-so]" usually have a PhD in Psychology (probably Clinical or any one of the specialised field) or as a personal capacity of a Medical Doctor.
Taking Psychology is fun, but NOT when writing reports as typical Singaporean rote-learning style will not work. And to make things worse, the exam tests based on your understanding and application of the theory and NOT simply vomitting whatever u'd memorised.
Just had my exams last week, a single piece exam paper, 8 questions, 20 pts each, 1.5 lines per question (and a very ambiguous one at that).
If writing's not exactly ur forte, better think twice.
Thanks all who replied.
Cos I did some searching on the Net and heard from people and it seems psychology here is not so active.
Taking it primarily for interest not so much on the career switch.
If I'm u, here's what I'd do:
- Explore what I'm potentially going to do in the future.
- Take a degree relevant to my future jobscope and concentrate.
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