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a year agoContributor-Level 8
1. Overview: Psychology — The Basics and Core Concepts
2. Developmental Psychology: This is the study of human growth and development throughout life.
3. Social behavior and interpersonal relationships are the main subjects in social psychology.
4. Clinical Psychology – diagnosis and treatment of mental health problems.
5. Research Methods: Tools in psychological research
6. Testing Psychological Testing and Assessment: Mental functions (tools)
You should have covered most of this in your Arts Major but ensure you read over what the university asks for as well as any they recommend.
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a year agoContributor-Level 9
Yes, you can pursue a Master's in Psychology, which can prepare you for a career in psychology or related fields like education, criminal justice, or business.
JMI, Amity University, TISS, LPU and Dr. B.R. Ambedkar University are the top MA colleges in India offering Clinical Psychology courses.
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a year agoContributor-Level 7
Generally, obtaining your senior secondary certificate (equivalent to 12th grade or high school diploma) after completing your bachelor's degree shouldn't be a significant issue in most cases.However, it depends on the specific circumstances and requirements:
Implications:
1.employment.
2.further education.
3.goverment jobs.
The degree certificate is essentially an award given to students after completing a course of study in an institution such as a Bachelor's, Master's, or Doctorate. A degree certificate is the most important document for any candidate seeking admission to the next level of study.
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a year agoContributor-Level 9
Students must first go to the admissions part of the IGNOU official portal website. Next, complete the online or offline application form for the MA Psychology course by attaching the necessary documents. In order to proceed, you must deposit a form fee together with the chosen course fees.
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a year agoBeginner-Level 5
B.A in Psychology
English Medium:
general - 91% - 96%
SC - 85% -90%
ST - 74% - 79%
Selfr-financed:
General - 94% - 99%
SC - 81% - 85%
ST - 76%- 81%
Fergusson College cutoff 2024 for BA Economics is expected to be 90% - 93% for the General category. Student from the general cetegory may expect Fergusson College BA English cutoff 2024 for general to be 92.50% - 97% for english medium and for Self-financed 91%-96%.T he cutoff percentage for BA Psychology for general 91%-96% for english medium and for Selfe-financed may stay within 94%-99%for grnrral category
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, a clinical psychologist can conduct counseling sessions. Clinical psychologists are trained professionals who specialize in diagnosing and treating mental health issues, emotional disorders, and behavioral problems.
Alongside their expertise in psychotherapy and psychological assessments, they often provide counseling to help individuals manage stress, cope with life's challenges, and improve their overall mental well-being. While their work may include more complex psychological interventions, they are fully equipped to offer supportive counseling as part of their broader therapeutic approach.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
People who finish Clinical Psychology mostly work with people who have mental health problems, feel sad, or have mind disorders.
Health psychologists study how mind things affect body health. They see how feelings, actions, and social stuff change our overall health.
One is not better than other. It depend on what you like and want to do.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
People sometimes say Clinical Psychologist and psychologist like same, but they are little different. The main difference is what work they do and which part of psychology they focus on.
All Clinical Psychologists are psychologists, but not all psychologists are Clinical Psychologists. Clinical Psychologists focus on checking and helping people with mental health problems. Other psychologists can do research, teaching, or counselling in other areas.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
While a BSc Psychology is a Science degree, a BA Psychology is an Arts degree. Apart from this, there is not much difference between the two courses as the core subjects usually remain the same. BA Psychology manages the counselling aspects of Psychology and is application-based.
A student with a BA degree in Psychology is more likely to find a job as a guidance counsellor with different organisations whereas, a BSc in Psychology deals with the clinical aspect of Psychology and a student has to learn research and statistics methodologies besides other subjects related to Psychology. BSc Psychology is suited for students who have an inte
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