What are jobs in psychology?

Question

I know neurologist and psychiatrist. What are some more?

Answer 1

Careers in Psychology

Career counselor

Child psychologist

Clinical psychologist

Cognitive psychologist

Community mental health aide

Counseling psychologist

Counselor

Educational psychologist

Group home supervisor

High school psychology teacher

Human resource professional

Industrial psychologist

Intake interviewer

Marriage counselor

Mental health researcher

Organizational consultant

Pastoral counselor

Probation officer

Professor

Psychometrician

Research technician

School psychologist

Social psychologist

Substance abuse counselor

Test developer

Training and development consultant

Fields of psychology

Adolescent development

Animal

Behavioral pharmacology

Child

Clinical

Cognitive

Community

Comparative

Consulting

Consumer

Counseling

Developmental

Educational

Engineering

Evaluation and measurement

Experimental

Forensic

Genetic

History of psychology

Industrial

Learning

Military

Organizational

Personality

Philosophical

Physiological

Psycholinguistics

Psychometrics

Psychopathology

Rehabilitation

School

Social

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Answer 2

You could also be an animal psychologists. Look into the different schools of Psychology if you're really interested.

Answer 3

Neurology and psychiatry are very different (though often overlapping) fields with psychology.

Neurology deals with disorders of the nervous system - brain, spinal chord, and nerves.

Psychiatry deals with helping to alter brain chemistry to a balanced state in order to treat psychological disorders, but only those that have a chemical cause.

Psychology is the science of the control and prediction of BEHAVIOR.

neurologists and psychiatrists must go to medical school, earn an MD and then specialize in their field. Psychologists earn a PhD or PsyD, and do NOT go to medical school.