2nd Quarter Psychology Project
DUE: Dec. 20th 2012 (IB I)
Worth 100 points
You will be researching a field of Psychology. You must present the following requirements in a visual format (brochure, poster, glogster,
Prezi, etc.)
Requirements:
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Provide an IN DEPTH description of what a job in this field of psychology looks like (what is a typical day on the job entail?
What type of setting? Who are their clients?) (35 points)
Educational requirements/licensure information/years of schooling /other job requirements (15 points)
Colleges/Universities that offer degrees in this subfield (you may need to look at general psychology degrees) (10 points)
Income (5 points)
Job outlook by the time you enter the career field (10 points)
Photos that relate to your (at least 5) (15 points)
Be sure to include your resources you used to find your information! (Reliable, educational resources) (10 points)
USE YOUR OWN WORDS, DO NOT PLAGERIZE (copy and paste from websites) If you do, it is an automatic ZERO!
Helpful websites:
http://www.allpsychologycareers.com/
http://careersinpsychology.org/psychology-careers/
2nd Quarter Psychology Project
DUE: Dec. 19th 2012 (AP)
Worth 100 points
You will be researching a field of Psychology. You must present the following requirements in a visual format (brochure, poster, glogster,
Prezi, etc.)
Requirements:
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Provide an IN DEPTH description of what a job in this field of psychology looks like (what is a typical day on the job entail?
What type of setting? Who are their clients?) (35 points)
Educational requirements/licensure information/years of schooling /other job requirements (15 points)
Colleges/Universities that offer degrees in this subfield (you may need to look at general psychology degrees) (10 points)
Income (5 points)
Job outlook by the time you enter the career field (10 points)
Photos that relate to your (at least 5) (15 points)
Be sure to include your resources you used to find your information! (Reliable, educational resources) (10 points)
USE YOUR OWN WORDS, DO NOT PLAGERIZE (copy and paste from websites) If you do, it is an automatic ZERO!
Helpful websites:
http://www.allpsychologycareers.com/
http://careersinpsychology.org/psychology-careers/
Field of Psychology
Clinical psychologist
Cognitive and
perceptual psychologist
Counseling psychologist
Developmental psychologist
Educational psychologist
Engineering psychologist
Evolutionary psychologist
Experimental psychologist
Forensic psychologist
Occupational health psychologist
Industrial/organizational psychologist
Neuropsychologist
Quantitative and measurement
psychologist
Rehabilitation psychologist
School psychologist
Social psychologist
Sports psychologist
Community psychologist
Consumer psychologist
Military psychologist
Student’s Name
Spiritual psychologist
Traffic psychologist
Geropsychologist
Aviation psychologist
Child psychologist
Media psychologist
Transpersonal psychologist
Career counselor
Art therapist
Depth psychologist
Substance Abuse counselor
Music therapist
Geriatric psychologist
Divorce counselor
Marriage and family therapist
ABA Therapist
Public Health psychologist
Field of Psychology
Clinical psychologist
Cognitive and
perceptual psychologist
Counseling psychologist
Developmental psychologist
Educational psychologist
Engineering psychologist
Evolutionary psychologist
Experimental psychologist
Forensic psychologist
Occupational health psychologist
Student’s Name
Xena Nguyen (2A)
English June (4A)
Audrienna Charles (4B)
Tiffany Amaya (2A)
James Henderson (4B)
Tre Saunders (2A)
Madi Peacock (4A)
Paige Stokes (4B)
Sarah Eve (2A)
Rachelle Blash (4A)
Carly Pellerin (4B)
Peta Kalokola (2A)
Jonah Forte (4B)
Anthony Amos (2A)
Chase Freeman (4A)
Austin Ignaczak (4B)
Mandee Caulfield (2A)
CJ Jansinski (4A)
Briana Tyson (4B)
Sydni White (2A)
David Stewart (4A)
Rashaan Williams (2A)
Alex Pope (4A)
Tyler Clark (4B)
Sam Hinson (2A)
Riane Barrera (4A)
Sheldon Kinard (4B)
Industrial/organizational psychologist
Neuropsychologist
Quantitative and measurement
psychologist
Rehabilitation psychologist
School psychologist
Social psychologist
Sports psychologist
Community psychologist
Katy Levigne (2A)
Christina Derespinis (4A)
Ahbi Kulgo (4B)
Chris Pirrung (2A)
Brianna Jones (4A)
Marcus Blair (4B)
M’Kyla Walker (2A)
Bailey Brooks (4A)
Savannah Smith (4B)
Amanda Pinto (2A)
Johnia Murray (4A)
Daisy Paulino (4B)
Trea Johnson (2A)
Danielle LaFleur (4A)
Haven Dark (4B)
Imani Ross (4A)
Consumer psychologist
Elton Luong (2A)
Jay Patel (4A)
Military psychologist
Jeffrey Taboado (2A)
Jessie Hughes (4A)
Michael Coss (4B)
Elijah Davila (2A)
Dawnye’ Johnston (4A)
Spiritual psychologist
Traffic psychologist
James Barrino (2A)
Geropsychologist
Shelby Smith (2A)
Jan-Tavia Werts (4A)
Jessica Robinson (4B)
Wyatt Anderson (2A)
Eli Haraldsson (4A)
Robert Reed (4B)
Adina Beslagic (2A)
Madison Carr (4A)
Denise Delagarza (4B)
Renee Smith (2A)
Scottie Stroup (4A)
Shalom Aziague (4B)
Ebony Hargo (2A)
Bianca Morales (4A)
Kamron Kenan (2A)
Daisha Lark (4A)
Aviation psychologist
Child psychologist
Media psychologist
Transpersonal psychologist
Career counselor
Art therapist
Depth psychologist
Substance Abuse counselor
Music therapist
Geriatric psychologist
Divorce counselor
Marriage and family therapist
ABA Therapist
Public Health psychologist
Sana Khatri (2A)
Bradley Wolfe (4A)
Christian Villanueva (4B)
Gloria Mensah (2A)
Brittny Tolufashe (4A)
Seth Ewing-Hendricks (4B)
Alex Wallace (2A)
Eugene Kyere (4A)
Ian Flynn (4B)
Tony Ho (2A)
India Speech (4A)
Taylor Ferguson (4B)
Justin Call (2A)
Asia Harrell (4A)
Jalen Smith (4B)
Natalie Warren (2A)
Dasha Harrell (4A)
Jessica Flynn (4B)
Jake Garn (2A)
Sarah Kerman (2A)
Asia Gandy (4A)
Jahleisha Hamilton (4B)