C-2 AP Society for Ceneral Psychology 2 Society for the Teaching of Psychology 2

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C-2 AP Society for Ceneral Psychology 2 Society for the Teaching of Psychology 29. Socilety for the Advancementc 30. Society of Psychologjical Hypness APA Divisions by Number and Name State, Provincial, and Teriscrial. Psycheta 32. Society for Humanristic Psycholog 33. Intellectual and Developmenta 34. Society for Environmental Population, n 35. Society for the Psychology of women 36. Society for the Psychology ot Religion n 37. Society for Child and Family Policy and Pracico 38. Health Psychology 39. Psychoanalysis 40. Society for Clinical Neuropsychology 41. American Psychology-Law Society 42. Psychologists in Independent Practice 43. Society for Family Psychology 44. Society for the Psychologjcal Study of Lestian Gay Seeai xmental Psychology 4 There is no Division 4 s Division for Quantitative and Qualitative Methods 6 Behavioral Neuroscience and Comparative Psychology Developmental Psychology Soclety for Personality and Social Psychology Socey for the Paychological Study of Social Issues a Society for the Psychology of Aesthetics, Creativity, and the Arts 11. There is no Division 11 2 Society of Cinical Psychology 3. Society of Consulting Psychology Spintuabty Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology 1. Educational Peychology 6. School Psychology 17. Soclety of Counseling Psychology 18. Psychologists in Public Service 9.Society for Miltary Psychology 20. Adult Development and Aging Transgender Issues 45. Society for the Psychological Study of Culture, Ethnicty and 46. Society for Media Psychology and Technology 47. Exercise and Sport Psychology 48. Society for the Study of Peace, Conflit and Vience 21. Applied Experimental and Engineering Psychology 22. Rehabitation Psychology 23. Society for Consumer Psychology 2·Soety for Theoretical and Philosophical Psychology 25. Behavior Analys 26. Society for the History of Psychology Psychology Division 49. Society of Group Psychology and Group Psychotherapy 50. Society of Addiction Psychology 51. Society for the Psychological Study of Men and Mascd 52. International Psychology 53. Society of Clinical Child and Adolescent Psycholegy 54. Society of Pediatric Psychology 55. American Society for the Advancement of Pharmaco 56. Trauma Psychology oleg munity Research and Action: Division of Community $5 gy and Substance Abuse Appendix VII at www.ns onglogcal history of the 56 divisions including why Divisions 4 and 11 are vacant, please se mn might

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I will take up the job of ‘Educational Psychology’. Educational Psychologists have wider reach. They get to interact with student, parents and their teachers. Through their efforts they help young children to take note of their abilities and capabilities. They may encourage children to become fully congruent individuals who are in sync with their feelings, thoughts and behavioral patterns. Educational Psychologists have the advantage of touching and changing the lives of young learners in a positive manner. They tend to deal with a number of socio-emotional issues that hamper the growth of a young learner. They have th opportunity to deal with children having learning disabilities. Educational psychologists work in a school setting and tend to work in tandem with parents, teachers and social workers.

Educational psychologists not only deal with the above issues they also have an opportunity to conduct workshop on enhancing life skills of students, parents and teachers. Educational psychologists may also offer wide a range of appropriate interventions to enhance the teaching-learning pedagogies of the teachers as well. They also have the opportunity to carry out researches in the area of education psychology.

In terms of salary, the education psychologists take a handsome amount in return to the efforts they put in. For example in England, a trainee educational psychologist may earn £22,503 a year. The working hours are typically 9 am to 5pm.

In terms of qualification, one needs to have a Doctorate or a Post Graduate Degree from a recognized university and some hands-on training from a recognized organization. There are certain Governmental bodies that certify an educational psychologist, so apart from a doctorate or a post-graduate degree certification is also required to practice as an Educational psychologist.

The persons working in this field need to have good communication skills, sensitivity and tact to deal with issues, have to be assertive, with strong negotiating and administrative skills.

The Educational Psychologists, generally, work in Educational set-up and organizations.

I choose this career, because being in this profession, I would be in touch with large number of children and adolescents. The stakeholders in my case would be children and adolescents who are in their formative years. The skills that I will impart in them will help them to grow into being fully-functionning individuals.

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