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a month agoContributor-Level 9
Of course, it is. For the past few years, mental health has been a significantly growing concern, and people have started considering it as a big deal, leading to the growing demand for Psychology professionals. Meanwhile, a doctoral degree is the highest form of education, and if you plan to invest your 5-6 years in Psychology research, it is going to benefit you in many ways.
- You'll not only get a variety of career options, but also research-based roles, and more.
- A PhD badge will automatically enhance your credibility and recognition in the field, after which it'll be easier for you to start your own work as an entrepreneur.&nbs
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