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Yash Goswami
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There are many BSc psychology colleges in India, including prestigious institutions like Banaras Hindu University (BHU), Amity University, Delhi University (DU), and Christ University.
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Pallavi
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School psychologists are mental health professionals who work in educational settings to help students, parents, and teachers address academic, emotional, and behavioral challenges. Here's a general overview of the steps involved in becoming a school psychologist:First of all you need to obtain a Bachelor's Degree in Special educationThen you have to earn a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in School PsychologyAfter that you have to pass the National School Psychology Examination (NSP)Then after meeting certain requirements, you will obtain a State License that will help you gain authorization to practice school psychology in your state
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SHRUTI TIWARI
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With an MA in Psychology, you can pursue certain counseling and psychological roles, but to become a licensed psychologist, most countries require additional qualifications. Typically, you'll need:Further Training: A doctoral degree (PhD or PsyD) in psychology.Supervised Experience: Completion of supervised clinical hours or internshipsLicensing Exams: Passing national or regional licensing exams. Note:- Licensing requirements vary by country or state, so it's important to check local regulations.
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Parul Thapa
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No, they are not medical doctors (MD) like psychiatrists. While they can diagnose and treat mental health issues, their focus is primarily on helping individuals with disabilities or injuries adapt to and cope with their conditions, rather than prescribing medication or performing medical procedures.A Rehabilitation Psychologist typically holds a doctoral degree (PhD or Psy.D.) in Psychology, which qualifies them as a psychologist.
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Parul Thapa
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Yes, a clinical psychologist can conduct counseling sessions. Clinical psychologists are trained professionals who specialize in diagnosing and treating mental health issues, emotional disorders, and behavioral problems.Alongside their expertise in psychotherapy and psychological assessments, they often provide counseling to help individuals manage stress, cope with life's challenges, and improve their overall mental well-being. While their work may include more complex psychological interventions, they are fully equipped to offer supportive counseling as part of their broader therapeutic approach.
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Parul Thapa
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The terms clinical psychologist and psychologist are often used interchangeably, but there are distinctions in their meanings. The main difference lies in the scope of their work and the specific areas of psychology they specialize in.While all clinical psychologists are psychologists, not all psychologists are clinical psychologists. Clinical psychologists specialize in the assessment and treatment of mental health issues, while psychologists, in a broader sense, can specialize in various areas beyond clinical work, such as research, teaching, or counselling in different contexts.
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Keerthana Sundara Vadivel
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You will be in charge of creating new educational programmes and planning training programmes for infants, children, adults, groups, seniors, social service organisations, governmental organisations, for-profit businesses, families, etc. To work as an educational researcher, you typically need a master's degree in educational psychology, while certain organisations may also demand a doctorate
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Keerthana Sundara Vadivel
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Yes, a teacher can pursue a career in educational psychology. A teacher can choose to go down this career route, but there are specific steps in schooling that they must take. A teacher can begin their transition into the field of educational psychology if they have a first degree in psychology. Educational Psychology is one of the branches of applied psychology. It is the study of the behavior of the learner in connection with the educational environment. Entering the field of educational psychology might be made easier with a strong foundation from experience as a teacher. Professionals in educational psycho
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Aneena Abraham
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To become a psychologist in India, you need to complete the necessary education and training. Here are some points mentioned below:To pursue psychology, it is recommended to choose the Science stream in Class 12, although some universities and colleges also accept students from other streams like Arts and Commerce.After completing your Class 12, you need to earn a Bachelor's degree in Psychology (BA or BSc) from a recognised university.After completing your Bachelor's degree, you can opt to pursue a Master's degree in Psychology (MA or MSc) specialising in a specific area of Psychology.
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