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ASSIGNMENT 1e

Interest Areas
Values:
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Make others smile
3
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Help people when they needed my help
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Make time for family and friends
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Trying new things out
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Never give up or never quite
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Face problems with confident
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Not rushing through any works but does it slowly and steadily
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Can corporate with any given team/can adjust to a given solution
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Avoid conflicts most of the time and find roots of the conflict
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12
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13
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If I’m the leader, I don’t
left behind my team members but lift them up and work with them
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Instead of been sad when I failed, I try to learn something from it
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Don’t like to disturb others
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Interests:
1
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Love to visit forests, waterfalls and many natural places
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2
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For instance detective, adventure, philosophy and biography are my
interesting areas of readings
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Interesting about collecting stamps, which makes my mind fresh, and refreshing my
knowledge
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I love to play badminton and tennis
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Philosophy-any sort of a philosophy as long as it valid for real life experience
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Researches-I like to do researches and find new investigation, and finally, get a Nobel
Prize
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Also, I like to involve in leadership programs
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Like to lead a company with talented people
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Open communication and listening skills
2
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3
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4
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7
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Helpful
9
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Independent
11
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12
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13
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2)
A
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Friendly
2
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Perceptive
4
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Generous
6
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Patience
8
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Independent

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10
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Open minded
12
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Structured
14
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Artistic
16
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Never give up
18
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Free
20
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Conscientious
Social Personality Type: Always being friendly and upbeat can influence
everyone around us
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E
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–Being friendly makes me easy to work with
everyone, also, it gives me a confidence to face a situation with lots of friends
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Always
relates my practical knowledge and experiences to what I’m learning
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Exercise and sport, law and psychology, personality, intelligence, socioeconomic status
...

Exercise and sport: this area inspired me mainly because I like engage in sport
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Though I left it behind for my studies I
never let it go from my mind
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Badminton is a game where both physical and mental activities involved in
...
Hence, I would like to be a counselor or advisor in badminton team
...

Thus I can build up their mentality to higher standards and manage them to achieve great goals
...

Socioeconomic status: Socioeconomic status is individuals or groups position within a
hierarchical social structure
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Further, sociologists often use socioeconomic
status as a means of predicting behavior
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reputation, family and social relationships are highly highlighted in this career path
...
Also, I want to move with the current world which is
mostly based on social economy
...
Thus I like socioeconomics
...
(2012)
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apadivisions
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aspx
American Psychological Association
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Retrieved 10 07, 2012, from Society of Group psychology
and Group psychotherapy: http://www
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org/division-49/publications/journals/index
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L
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D
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Careers in Psychology: Opportunities in a Changing
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ASSIGNMENT 2
Functional resume
Piumalie Weerakoon
Missouri S&T

No
...
com

(+94)772293123

Interpersonal Experience:


Psychology undergraduate, Missouri S&T,Rolla,Missouri,September,2013 Present

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Wildlife and Environmental Conservation Society, secretary, participated in hikes,
projects, fund raisers, competitions, Musaeus College-Colombo-07,2008/2009

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Udawalawe project, active member, Department of Wild life Sri Lanka,2008

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Rotract club, active member, community service, fund raisers, Musaeus CollegeColombo-07,2008/2009

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Interact club, active member, community service, fund raisers, Musaeus CollegeColombo-07,2008/2009



Drug prevention society, active member, community service, fund raisers, Musaeus
College-Colombo-07,2008/2009

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

Badminton team member, one year, ANC Education Colombo 4,2011/2012

Reading Experience:
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Upper Intermediate General English course, A pass, British Council-Colombo,2008

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Library society, active member, three years, Musaeus College-Colombo 07,2007/2009

Public Speaking:
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Wildlife and Environmental Society, active member, lead four projects, organized annual
trip two times
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G
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E
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G
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E
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CIMA Certificate level successfully completed
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ASSIGNMENT 2
Chronological resume
Piumalie Weerakoon
Missouri S&T

No
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com

(+94)772293123

Objective:
Human resource management opportunity that utilizes my organizing, logical and
analytical skills to influence organizational growth ad bottom line profitability
...
C
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A/L, Musaeus College-Colombo-07, August 2010
...
C
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O/L, Musaeus College-Colombo-07, August 2006
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Experience:


Wildlife and Environmental Conservation society, secretary, participated
in hikes, projects, fund raisers, competitions, Musaeus College-Colombo07, 2008/2009
...




Udawalawe Project, active member, Department of wild life-Sri Lanka2007
...




Badminton team member, one year, ANC Education Colombo 4,
2011/2012
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Reference
Kuther, T
...
, & Morgan, R
...
(2010)
...
) Boston: Wadsworth
...
Clinical Psychology can be defined as a combination
of “science, theory and practice” to define, comprehend and alleviate psychological problems
...
(Norcoss, 2000) Few ways in which clinical and counseling
psychology differ are discussed in the below
...
However, the most significant difference is that clinical psychologists often work
with people who have serious psychological conditions
...
But counseling psychologists have the opportunity of working
with healthier, less pathological individuals
...
(Kuther & Morgan, 2010)
There are differences between the therapists’ theoretical orientation in these two fields
...
(Norcoss,
2000)
Also, there are more clinical psychology doctoral programs than counseling psychology
doctoral programs
...
(Commission of
Accreditation, 2011, p
...
However, approximately 500 counseling psychologists
graduate every year
...

But, counseling psychology programs are located in external practicum sites and Sthey are
trained in group psychotherapy more that students in clinical psychology
...

Clinicians are more likely to be employed in hospital settings, whereas counseling psychologists
are employed in counseling centers of universities
...
Clinical psychology programs require higher verbal and quantitative Graduate
Record Examination (GRE) scores than counseling psychology programs
...
Clinical psychology programs often admit students with bachelor’s
degrees rather than master’s degrees
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Clinical psychologists conduct research with psychopathological populations and tend to
work in a medical or hospital setting
...
On the other hand, counseling
psychologists conduct research on subjects such as human diversity and ethical issues pertaining
to the field of psychology
...
But counseling
psychology suits individuals who wish to work in a social setting and prefers training in
vocational psychology
...
Therefore it is advisable that students
take these differences into consideration when applying to graduate school
...
(Norcross, 2000)
Licensing Requirements for Clinical and Counseling Psychologists in Sri Lanka
A professional can obtain a license as a psychologist only if he or she has a Bachelor’s
degree in psychology and post-graduate training in psychology which could be a Master’s
Degree or a PhD/ Psy
...
Even though in countries like UK and USA a doctoral level training is
required to practice as a psychologist, in Sri Lanka only a Master’s degree is required
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The Medical Council of Sri Lanka registers individuals with an MSc in Applied
psychology and a certain number of hours in clinical training under supervision as clinical
psychologists
...
(“What can you do with an MSc in Psychology?”, 2012) According to the
Medical Ordinance of Sri Lanka, “a person shall be qualified to be admitted to the register of
para-medical assistants as a clinical psychologist if he is of a good character and holds a
certificate as a clinical psychologists issued by the College Council
...
(The Medical Ordinance, 1928)
There are approximately around 20 psychologists in Sri Lanka and the field of
psychology is not popular in the country
...
There are specific
requirements clearly stated in the Medical Ordinance for clinical psychologists but not for
counseling psychologists
...
(The Medical
Ordinance, 1928)
Health Psychologists
The focus of a health psychologist is the psychological effects on the health of a person
...
Health psychologists promote
preventive strategies so that people have the benefit of enjoying good health and improving it
further
...
Health
psychology promotes healthy human behavior such as the importance of a balanced diet, illeffects of smoking, stress management and tips to cope stress in day to day activities
...
(Kuther & Morgan,
2010) This division of psychology takes a special interest in the aged, women and minorities in
society
...
d
...
(n
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Health Psychology
...
Retrieved
October 13, 2012, from http://www
...
org/about/division/div38
...
Annual Report
...
apa
...
pdf
De Zoysa, P
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The Use of Psychology in the Administration of Justice in Sri Lanka: A
point of view
...

Retrieved October 12, 2012 from
http://www
...
ac
...
pdf
Kuther, T
...
, & Morgan, R
...
(2010)
...
) Boston: Wadsworth
...
C
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Clinical Versus Counseling Psychology: What's the Diff?, Eye on Psi Chi,
5(1), 20-22
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csun
...
pdf
The Medical Ordinance
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Act 40 § 6
...
lawnet
...

html
What can you do with an MSc in Psychology? (2012, September 16)
...

Retrieved October 13, 2012, from http://www
...
lk/120916/education/whatcan-you-do-with-an-msc-in-psychology-12136
...
Educational Psychology
Educational Psychology is the study of practices and behaviors of people in a learning
process
...
Educational psychology studies the mental
activities of students in the light of psychological principles
...
Educational Psychology provides a framework for looking at students, the learning
process and learning situation, it is concerned with the study of how students learn and how
teachers can help them to learn effectively
...
Research in educational psychology is
designed to answer questions such as: How do people learn? What motivates them to learn? And
what factors interfere with learning? Educational psychologists, like their counterparts in other
fields of psychology, are employed in a variety of settings (Elliott, 2000)
...
Other educational psychologists are employed by primary and
secondary schools, in which case they may work directly with students (individually or in
groups) to help them overcome problems related to their education
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2
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They also assist educators in implementing safe, healthy classroom
and school environments; teach parenting skills, problem-solving strategies, substance abuse,
and other topics pertinent to healthy schools
...
Intervene directly with students and families through
individual counseling, support groups, and skills training are main priorities of a school
psychologist
...
nasponline
...
aspx, n
...


3
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A discipline of scientific inquiry, developmental psychology recognizes
humans of all societies and cultures as beings who are “in process,” or constantly growing and
changing
...
Beginning with Sigmund Freud (1856–1939)
and Jean Piaget (1896–1980), the early focus of developmental psychology was on child
development, or the maturation of children
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References
APA division 16 of school psychology
...
American Psychological Association:
Retrieved October 19, 2012, from http://www
...
org/division16/about/index
...
(2012, 2 6)
...
whatispsychology
...
(2012, 6 26)
...
whatispsychology
...
al
...
Educational psychology: A definition and key concepts
...
Retrieved October18, 2012, from
http://www
...
com/socscience/education/elliott/book/define
...
L
...
D
...
Careers in Psychology: Opportunities in a Changing
World (3rd Ed
...

Meece, J
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Division 15 Educational Psychology
...

Retrieved Octover 17, 2012, from http://www
...
org/
What is a School Psychologist? (n
...
National Association of School Psychologists
...
nasponline
...
aspx

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ASSIGNMENT 5
Educational psychology deals with the psychology of educating humans, how educational
teaching and materials affect humans, evaluation of methods of teaching and these teaching
materials, and school organization effectiveness
...
They are also responsible in
diagnosing such conditions present in them
...

Developmental psychologists focus on a person’s development from birth till they are
old, whereas educational and school psychologists focus on the learning procedures and how to
make learning and perceiving more effective
...
The location of an educational and school
psychologist is mainly in school and universities, on the other hand developmental psychologists
can work in a wide range of settings
...
Others may work in government agencies to help assess,
evaluate and treat individuals suffering from developmental disabilities
...
allpsychologycareers
...
html, 2011)
...
One main point all three areas have in common is
that they all conduct research and follow theories already proven in order to make one’s life a
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References
Branstetter, R
...
Notes from the School Psychologist
...

Retrieved October 18, 2012, from http://studentsgrow
...
com/2009/02/day-inlife-of-school-psychologist
...
(2011)
...
com
...
allpsychologycareers
...
html

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ASSIGNMENT 6
1)
Steps 1 - A candidate is expected to complete a written application and credential review process
successfully
...

Step 2 - Candidate are required to face a written examination that consists of one hundred
multiple-choice questions
...

Step 4 - All candidates that have completed the previous steps must face and successfully
complete an oral examination which consists of three parts “fact finding, work sample, and ethics
and professional issues”
...
(Mapou & Kirkwood, 2008)
2)
(a)
I
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Assistant Professor-Clinical Psychology
Assistant Professor in Developmental Social/Affective Neuroscience

III
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Clinical Neuropsychologist

V
...

VII
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Clinical Psychologist ( Neuropsychology)
Faculty Position in Clinical Psychology (Clinical Neuropsychology)
Faculty Position-Clinical Psychologist/Neuropsychologist and Clinical
Assistant/Associate/Professor

IX
...

XI
...
To become a cognitive,
clinical or technician in neuropsychology, they only seek undergraduate level degree
...
Also having broad knowledge in the
fundamental of research studies is mandatory
...
Due to the positions offered
almost all the jobs required a higher level of education preferably a doctorate and require a
number of years of experience and internship
...
(www
...
org)

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3)
(a)
The American Psychological Association has three divisions in relation to the field of
Neuropsychology
...

Behavioral Neuroscience is a practice that focuses on the relationship that the human brain has
with an individual’s behavior as well as its evolution, functions, abnormalities and repair and
also on the relationship between the brain and the immune system, cardiovascular system, and
energy regulation systems
...
This area in psychology compares the similarities and differences between humans and other
animals in regard to behavior
...
apadivisions
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They use the
knowledge in psychology to rehabilitate individuals who have lost purpose in their lives
...
” (www
...
org/division-22) Clinical Neuropsychology is essentially the
study of relationship between the brain and human behavior and its application to solving the
problems faced by humans
...
(www
...
org/division-40)
...
Even still, these three branches have their
differences
...
Rehabilitation Neuropsychology focuses on a completely different aspect and is more
focused on helping people with serious physical problems return to their normal lives
...
All three fields differ in very
drastic ways in the purpose of gathering knowledge
...
(Kuther & Morgan, 2010)

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References:
Kuther, T
...
, & Morgan, R
...
(2010)
...
Boston: Wadsworth
...
L
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W
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American Academy of Clinical
Neuropsychology, Study guide for board certification in clinical neuropsychology
...
www
...
org/job-postings

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ASSIGNMENT 7
1)
Internship programs provide exposure to the demands of jobs and allow students to learn
from professionals in their field
...
Students will also be able to relate classroom situations to the
workplace, make contacts which may prove valuable to their future employment prospects, and
gain confidence in their capabilities, creativity and communication skills (Andre, A
...

2)
Techniques that are already used (Effective Reading) –
 Instead of highlighting or underlining in the text, taking notes in the margins or in a
separate notebook
...

 Look up words I don’t know
...
It is very effective when it comes to
understanding the material as, if you go on reading without knowing the meaning of
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Techniques I should try (Effective Reading) –
 Use the questions at the beginnings or ends of chapters as study guides to help focus your
reading
...

 Don't wait until the last minute; give yourself plenty of time to read your material
...
I should most definitely start reading my material
beforehand in order to grasp it better as every time I read it last minute I rush through the
material and read under a lot of pressure
(http://writing2
...
edu/WRITING/wweb/effread
...


Techniques that are already used (Effective Note Taking) –
 Play close attention to content
...
I make sure I understand the content of the notes I’m
taking down which makes it very easy to study and memorize later on
...

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Techniques I should try (Effective Note Taking) –
 Go to class prepared
...
If you prepare
yourself and go to class it is more likely that you understand better in what is being
taught which makes your notes more methodical and efficient which would help you
when studying them
...

I do listen attentively but there are times where my concentration gets deviated
...
This is quite a bad
habit as sometimes I miss out on what is being explained and at times it is difficult to
follow from there onwards as I had missed out on the beginning to that topic
...
setonhill
...
htm,2012)
...



Disinterest
I believe that there are times when I am not interested in the subject or study material I
build up disinterest
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subject as I don’t put in my hundred percent effort in doing my best
...
Studying together with a group of
friends on the subject would also build interest towards it
...
If the environment is too noisy and has a lot of distractions occurring I would
definitely be disinterested in my study materials and would keep postponing my work
...
This environment should have no noise or people, comfortable
temperature and the lighting should be average where it is not too dark or too bright
...
One of the main things that should be
avoided is sitting in sofas, beds or any other item that gives you too much comfort
...
When a person doesn’t manage time and organize themselves they
begin to lose interest and liking towards the subject
...
I always end up waiting till the last
moment and then cramp up all the material
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know how to organize them and use the right skills to study
...
When that happens, you tend to lose interest in the matter
as you don’t know where and what to study and it is all one big mess
...
When this happens, automatically any person would lose
interest in the matter (http://www
...
edu/~cal/database/general/attention2
...
d)
...
, Shapiro, R
...
, Julie, T
...
, Endsley, M R
...
Lessons from the past,
trends of today, and dreams of the future
...
Retrieved November 18, 2012, from:
https://www
...
org//Web/Students/Shapiro12
...
In learning strategies database
...
muskingum
...
html

Jerz, D
...
Taking Notes: 5 College Success tips, In Jerz’s literacy weblog
...
setonhill
...
htm

(2010)
...
In University of Richmond writing center
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richmond
...
html

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ASSIGNMENT 8
1)
Most areas of psychology fields are strongly relative to experimental studies as animal
behavior process, applied; general, human perception and performance, learning, memory and
cognition and general psychology
...
For instance: humans and animals
...

Animal behavior processes
When it comes to the target audience, animal behavior is only focused on animals;
applied and general, memory, learning and cognition and human perception and performance are
focused on human activities and general experimental field is focused on both human and animal
behavior and mechanisms
...

The studies process is as listed below:
 Associative
 Non associative
 Cognitive
 Perceptual
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The journal highlights about the brief communications and may include specialized reviews
regarding the content areas of the journal
...
Also novel technique or analytical approach
is been used (http://www
...
org/journals/xan/, 2012)
...

Testing of the models of cognitive processing or behavior in applied situations has been
published on the journal
...


Areas of interest:
 Applications of perception
 Attention
 Memory
 Decision making
 Reasoning
 Information processing
 Problem solving
 Learning
skill acquisition (http://www
...
org/pubs/journals/xap/index
...


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c) Human perception and performance
The human perception and performance issues studies done on cognition, language,
perception and control of action
...

(http://www
...
org/pubs/journals/xhp/index
...

d) Learning, memory, and cognition
This journal is regarding the basic processes of cognition, learning, memory, imagery,
concept formation, problem solving, decision making, thinking, reading, and language
processing
...
apa
...
aspx, 2012)
...
Moreover it is related to the field of psychology including
social processors, developmental and neuroscience
(http://www
...
org/pubs/journals/xge/index
...


2) Quantitative Psychology
Quantitative psychology is the study of methods and techniques for the measurement of
human attributes, the statistical and mathematical modeling of psychological processes, the
design of research studies, and the analysis of psychological data
...
It includes research and development in a number of broad areas such as measurement,
research design, and statistical analysis as well as mathematical and statistical modeling of
psychological processes (http://www
...
org/research/tools/quantitative/index
...

Within each of these areas, quantitative psychologists develop new methodologies and they also
evaluate existing methodologies to examine their behavior under conditions that exist in
psychological data (e
...
, with small samples)
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References
Kuther, T
...
, & Morgan, R
...
(2010)
...
Boston: Wadsworth
...
Retrieved, November 25, 2012, from:

http://www
...
org/journals/xan/

(2012), Journal of Experimental Psychology: Applied, in American Psychological Association
...
apa
...
aspx

(2012), Journal of Experimental Psychology: General, in American Psychological Association
...
apa
...
aspx

(2012), Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human perception and performance, in American

Psychological Association
...
apa
...
aspx

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(2012), Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning, Memory and Cognition, in American

Psychological Association
...
apa
...
aspx

(2012), Quantitative Psychology, in American Psychological Association
...
apa
...
aspx

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ASSIGNMENT 9
1) Video –Forensic Psychology 90 minutes lecture
a) How does the interaction of a psychologist with a client seeking mental health help differ
when the psychologist is a forensic psychologist?
Forensic psychologist is the intersection between psychology and the criminal justice
system, these psychologist normally observe behavior or build a rapport with the client without
providing treatment or therapy
...
Also before the punishment is given they check whether
the client is in good mental condition and they do not build any personal relationship with the
witnesses (http://www
...
com/watch?v=VsXGwSZazwA )
...

Forensic psychologists meet three types of civil cases which are family evaluation cases,
independent medical evaluations and testamentary capacity
...
Though above two examples are
seemed so regular base situations, there are some complicated situations arise time to time
...
That is when forensic
psychologist gets involved in
...
d)
...

Criminal cases are the most crucial area in forensic psychology
...
Basically psychologist evaluate the
mental status of their client at the time the crime took place (e
...
; weather he was suffering from
mental illness, drugs, emotional state)
...
In many occasions, the end results mainly depend on
forensic psychologists
...
Further, time is a limited
factor; they have to provide it very efficiently and quickly
...
For example by carrying out different psychological base interviews and by asking those
to imagine the situation in which the crime scene takes place over and over again even with
small details such as weather and room temperature that was present during the time of the
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2) Sports Psychology
a) What type of psychological training is best to become a sports psychologist?
There are two ways of becoming a sports psychologist
...
Graduate in physical education or kinesiology,
is another way of becoming a sports psychologist
...
Therefore, all the clinical and counseling psychologists should
have additional physical and kinesiology knowledge to become a good sport psychologist
...

The best type of psychological training is to first become a qualified psychologist and
then to specialize in the area of sports
...
This program does not certify
people as ‘psychologists’ but instead people who are already qualified psychologists who are
certified receive the title of certified consultant
...

b) What type of experience or specific skills should you have?
It is said to be that sports psychologists develop their skills in areas specific to their field
...
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sport psychologist, Such as Goal-setting, visualization, performing is required for the athlete
...
Another area of
skills for interventions to address parental and familial needs involved in youth sports
participation, eating disorders, substance abuse and weight-management (Packard, 2007)
...

Forensic psychologists have enjoyed steady job growth over the last years
...
Jobs working with attorneys, courts, and legislators will see
the largest increases
...
Forensic psychologists with
doctorate degrees will have more opportunities while those with bachelor’s degrees will find it
nearly impossible to specialize (http://www
...
org/division41/about/resources/training
...

Forensic psychologists are employed in various domains by government, state and local
authorities
...
Forensic psychology jobs can include many roles
...
It covers vast area of sub
fields in psychology such as research, clinical practices, public policies, teaching and training,
development, social and cognitive
...
apadivisions
...
aspx#, 2012)
...
Jails, prisons, community mental heal service centers and court services
units are few of setting where they provide their service
...
After having many experiences, they can involve in research conducting and scholarship
areas
...
apadivisions
...
aspx#,

2012)
...
They work in legally relevant research, child and adolescent consultation institutes
...
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They often actively participate in research, graduate training and undergraduate
teaching programs
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They consult about witness credibility, jury selections and decision making skills
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Otherwise, they employ as private consultants or work on relevant research under the states or
federal agencies (http://www
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org/division-41/about/resources/training
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Fourth, cognitive psychologists are often seen in university based occupations such as
teachers and active researchers
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Further, they provide useful research information to the courts
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More importantly, they develop
investigative procedure to improve the possibilities of accurate memory and the testimony of
crimes and accident (http://www
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org/division-41/about/resources/training
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Fifth, psychology graduates those who are in to social laws and community, often choose
their careers as community psychologists
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For instance, government agencies, non-profit agencies, foundations and community
based advocacy are few examples for employment of community
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(n
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) Graduate Training and Career Possibilities in Exercise
and Sport Psychology
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Retrieved November,
2013 from http://www
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org/division-47/about/resources/training
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(n
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) Sport psychologists help professional and amateur
athletes
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Retrieved 5 November, 2013 from
http://www
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org/helpcenter/sport-psychologists
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(2012)
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Retrieved
November 1, 2012, from: http://www
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org/division41/about/resources/training
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”The Role of ForensicPsychology in Family,Civil,and Criminal
Cases
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5 Nov
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org/resources/the-role-of forensic-psychology-in-familycivil-and-criminal-cases/
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Packard, E
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Sports Authority
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org/monitor/mar07/sports

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