Question 2: What is applied psychology? What does it include? What can I do after graduation? Hello, my friend! I'm a sophomore in psychology, and I'm glad to share my postgraduate entrance examination experience with you. I hope it will help you!
1, the three books of applied psychology are generally one or two branch schools, that is to say, they are jointly invested by schools and enterprises.
2, information about applied psychology can go to psybook to see oh, it's all there! There is a post explaining the three popular majors in psychology postgraduate entrance examination, which gives a detailed introduction to applied psychology and answers all your questions.
I suggest that you can often go to the psychological forum. The PSYBOOK forum is not bad. Baidu can find it at once! It's really good. I recommend it to you. This is a lot of new information about psychology. The update is very fast. The bamboo door above is very enthusiastic! There are many psychology graduate students from famous schools in the administrators above!
Finally, I wish you success!
Question 3: What subjects should the applied psychology major study? Social psychology, educational psychology, developmental psychology? General psychology, experimental psychology, psychostatistics, learning psychology, social psychology, psychological measurement, industrial psychology, educational psychology, clinical psychology, then where do you want to take the exam, see which school's subjects are different, and then look at the exam questions of the previous year. Do about 8- 10 questions in the exam every year. It should not be a big problem to take the "National Psychological Counselor Junior (Level 3)". Although the topics in these years will be more difficult than in previous years, they are still those things. . .
Question 4: What jobs can applied psychology find? Applied psychology.
I. Professional introduction
1, professional introduction
Applied psychology is an important branch of psychology that is developing rapidly. Because of people's needs in work and life, the related research fields of various topics have formed the discipline of psychology. Applied psychology: the basis of studying psychology.
This principle is applied to various practical fields, including industry, engineering, organization and management, market consumption, social life, medical care, sports, military, justice, environment and other fields.
2. Training purpose
This major trains senior professionals who have the basic theories, knowledge and skills of psychology and can engage in teaching, management, consultation and treatment, technology development and other work in education, engineering design departments, industrial and commercial enterprises, medical care, justice and administrative departments.
3. Training requirements
Students in this major mainly study the basic theories and knowledge of psychology, and have been trained in psychological scientific thinking and scientific experiments, so they have good scientific literacy. Have the basic ability to carry out psychological experiments and psychological measurement, and the ability to apply psychological theory and technology to a related field and solve practical problems.
Second, the main disciplines and degree courses
Main subjects: psychology degree courses: human anatomy and physiology, general psychology, experimental psychology, cognitive psychology, developmental psychology, social psychology, persuasion psychology, educational psychology, personality psychology, abnormal condition.
Psychology, psychological counseling and therapy, psychology and educational statistics, psychometrics, modern management psychology, psychological research methods, an introduction to the basic principles of Marxism, * * thought and Socialism with Chinese characteristics theory.
Department introduction, computer basic and practical training.
Professional degree courses of mental health education: diagnosis and correction of psychological abnormalities of primary and secondary school students (including case analysis), learning psychological counseling, and curriculum design and guidance of mental health education.
Modern business management psychology degree courses: human resource management and development, public relations psychology, marketing psychology.
Third, employment prospects.
As far as the current situation is concerned, the employment flow of graduate students majoring in psychology in China mainly includes: intelligence agencies, schools, hospitals and clinics, prisons, human resources departments of enterprises, public security and judicial organs, psychological counseling centers,
Marriage agencies, career planning service centers in the talent market and other enterprises and institutions that need to do crowd psychological analysis (real estate customer consumption psychological analysis, fast-moving consumer goods purchase psychological analysis, website users' clicking habits).
Analysis, advertiser development demand analysis, etc. ) and more diversified consulting service places! Generally speaking, the employment of psychology graduate students is still relatively wide. In addition, this is a sunrise discipline. With the deepening of people's understanding of it and the development of social economy, the demand of all walks of life will expand day by day and the employment prospects will be optimistic. Enterprise EAP project, professional psychological consultation, professional self-exploration technology training and promotion, community psychological consultation, career guidance service, group consulting professionals.
Question 5: Is applied psychology promising? I majored in applied psychology. I hesitated for a long time when I chose this major, because many people said it was not easy to find a job, but in the end I still liked studying. Applied psychology should be regarded as a new major. In China, people still don't accept psychology, and it's hard to learn it well. They have a lot of knowledge about science, including human anatomy and physiology, statistics, experimental psychology and so on. If you are a science student, you will have obvious advantages.
Employment, if you study well, will generally not be a problem. Don't think that studying applied psychology means that you can only be a psychological consultant in a hospital. In fact, there are many directions to choose from, such as being a teacher, working in an enterprise, or opening a psychological clinic by yourself. . . . These are all possible. However, the premise is to learn well and learn well, which is beyond doubt.
Your destiny is in your own hands. You can weigh it yourself.
Question 6: What can I do after studying applied psychology? In fact, if I study psychology, I am not necessarily a psychologist, which is too one-sided.
Psychological employment is still good, and there are many choices besides psychologists.
For example, sales, human resources, or even going to the bank.
Question 7: What does applied psychology do? The six employment directions of applied psychology major are: first, colleges and universities, which are the main destinations for psychology graduate students after graduation. In recent years, colleges and universities have paid more and more attention to students' mental health, and have set up public courses in psychology, with master of psychology as the teacher of public courses in psychology. This undoubtedly expanded the employment of psychology graduate students. One of the best employment directions for Master of Psychology is to enter the Department of Psychology and the Department of Education and become a psychology teacher. Second, civil servants. Generally, the public security system and education administrative departments recruit psychology graduate students as civil servants: public security bureau, reeducation-through-labor center, prison, border inspection station, etc. Are all possible places. Third, enterprises. The enterprises that psychology graduate students go to are mainly headhunting (talent agency) talent evaluation institutions, enterprise consulting and human resource management, and planning and design companies. Postgraduates in psychology are different from students majoring in human resource management. Students majoring in psychology advocate humanized management, which is complementary to students majoring in human resource management. Fourth, primary and secondary schools. Originally, undergraduate students were generally recruited, and psychological counselors in colleges and universities were saturated. Some graduate students began to consider entering primary and secondary schools to engage in psychological education. Fifth, psychological counseling workers. Judging from the current situation in China, engaging in psychological counseling is not a very profitable career. If you want to get the salary of foreign counterparts, you need to make further efforts to open up the market and improve your consulting level. But looking ahead, it's still good. Sixth, hospitals and clinics. Students who study clinical psychology and medical psychology can go to hospitals or psychological clinics to engage in psychological counseling and treatment. However, in view of the current demand for psychologists in China and the need for a medical license to go to a hospital, it is more difficult.
Question 8: What jobs are suitable for graduates majoring in applied psychology? That depends on whether you have a compilation or not!
1. As a psychological consultant in a consulting organization, you can practice in a psychological consulting company during the summer vacation to understand the relevant operating procedures. (It is best to get a third-class certificate) You also have a preliminary understanding of whether you want to engage in this industry in the future.
It is ok to be a mental health teacher in school. Now many high schools have plans to recruit mental health teachers.
3. It is ok to do human resources in the enterprise, then you can make up some HR knowledge.
Question 9: Which is more promising, studying law or studying applied psychology? It is not easy to study, nor is it easy to get a job. If you are eager to study and get a job, what else can you learn? Sleep if you want! Ha ha! Poor study, poor study and poor work are causal relations, not parallel relations! Ask yourself this question, which one is suitable for you, which one you like, and which one others say is not suitable for your answer! to be continued
Question 10: What courses do psychology majors need to take in universities? Those who study psychology are not necessarily psychological students. There are many directions to choose from, such as teachers and human resource management.
Courses General Psychology Development Psychology Physiological Psychology Education Psychology Statistics Psychometrics Psychotherapy Consumer Psychology psychology of emotion Criminal Psychology Social Psychology Environmental Psychology psychology of emotion and so on.