1. Kaleb Blewett 4 th hr 2-4-13

2. Intro  “Everything that irritates us about others can lead us to an understanding of ourselves.” - Carl Gustav Jung  I became interested in Psychology because I am interested in the way people think and behave.

3.  Conduct scientific studies to study behavior and brain function  Collect information through observations, interviews, surveys, tests, and other methods  Find patterns that will help them understand and predict behavior  Use their knowledge to increase understanding among individuals and groups  Develop programs that improve schools and workplaces by addressing psychological issues

4.  Mental  Indoors  I make my own hours  I would be working in an office or similar type room.

5.  Most clinical, counseling, and research psychologists need a doctoral degree. Psychologists can complete a Ph.D. in psychology or a Doctor of Psychology (Psy.D.) degree.  I would be attending a good college.  I have already taken Psychology and I should take Sociology

6.  Job Growth- 22% ( Rising)  I would look for employment in areas with high mental unstability

7.  The median annual wage of psychologists was $68,640 in May 2010.  This does not quite fit into my lifestyle goals

8. Backup- Security Personnel  2010 Median Pay $24,380 per year $11.72 per hour 2010 Median Pay  Entry-Level Education High school diploma or equivalentEntry-Level Education  Work Experience in a Related Occupation NoneWork Experience in a Related Occupation  On-the-job Training See How to Become One On-the-job TrainingSee How to Become One  Number of Jobs, 2010 1,090,600 Number of Jobs, 2010  Job Outlook, 2010-20 18% (About as fast as average) Job Outlook, 2010-20  Employment Change, 2010-20 200,200 Employment Change, 2010-20

9. Summary  2010 Median Pay $68,640 per year $33.00 per hour 2010 Median Pay  Entry-Level Education Entry-Level Education  Work Experience in a Related Occupation NoneWork Experience in a Related Occupation  On-the-job Training Internship/residency On-the-job Training  Number of Jobs, 2010 174,000 Number of Jobs, 2010  Job Outlook, 2010-20 22% (Faster than average) Job Outlook, 2010-20  Employment Change, 2010-20 37,700Employment Change, 2010-20

10. Works Cited  http://www.bls.gov/ooh/Life-Physical- and-Social- Science/Psychologists.htm#tab-1