psychology

[batmobile]

it is funny studying psych i feel like i psycho anaylize everything now...

[nguzman1]

Awesome, I too tend to do that with my psychology classes.

[CharmedPhoenix]

I haven't taken psychology classes, but I've read a lot of psychology/self-help books and they have the same effect.

[claysherrod]

I'm in grad school now earning my counseling license and I can relate to that too. I don't look forward to diagnosis classes because I can see myself diagnosing everyone I come across.

[nickylanena]

it is funny studying psych i feel like i psycho anaylize everything now...

When I took Abnormal Psych I did the same thing! Hahaha!

[sarabtrayior]

If you want to work in that, plan on getting your doctorate because otherwise you can't get a job, my sister got her undergraduate in Psych and went on to be a Dentist...

[jmccaskill]

I have always found it interesting that every person I have ever met that was a psychology major (not just taking a course as an elective) was a person that was really trying to find out what their own problems were and how to deal with them! Makes one wonder what a 'practicing' psychologist is really all about! 

[batmobile]

ha! yeah thats what i did! i also have a mental illness and been stable over a year now! now i wanna help others with similar struggles

[crisstar]

I love psychology! It gives you a window to the world as to why people do the things that they do. The downside, I guess you could say, is that you'll be tempted to diagnose everyone you meet.