For today's post we are going to tell you the difference between a psychologist and a psychiatrist. There is not much difference between a psychologist and a psychiatrist, let's find out.
What's a Psychologist?
A Psychologists focus to treat emotional and metal suffering patients.
What's a Psychiatrist?
A Psychiatrist is a trained medical doctor and they spend their time with patients on medication managements as a course of treatment.
What's the difference?
Well Psychologists and Psychiatrists often work in the treatment of patients.
A psychologist will not be able to write prescriptions, but it may be recommended a patient be seen by a psychiatrist.
Below is a video of the Difference Between a Psychologist and Psychiatrist
Jobs of a Psychologist
A few posts ago I posted a introduction about Psychology. In that post I have listed types of jobs to be a psychologist. In the first option was a psychiatrist and your year salary is about $354,500. Here is a link of my intro of psychology.
Types of a Psychiatrists
Adult psychiatrist: They work with adults experiencing mental illness.
Addiction psychiatrist: They work with people who have addiction and substance miscue problems
Geriatric psychiatrist: Works with elderly people.
Education
To be a psychiatrist your educational timeline should be like this:
Bachelor's degree: Four Years
Medical School: Four years
Residency: Four years
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In science, there was one experiment that you have to catch a ruler as fast as you can. The ruler is dropped between the open finger and thumb of the person that you are doing the experiment on, the 0cm mark should be in line with your top finger and thumb.
Ruler Drop Experiment
Kaedun - 11
Attempt 1: 28cm
Attempt 2: 13cm
Attempt 3: 14cm
Attempt 4: 13.5cm
Attempt 5: 26.5cm
JV - 11
Attempt 6: 23.5cm
Attempt 7: 16.5cm
Attempt 8: 17cm
Attempt 9: 20cm
Attempt 10: 17cm
Christian - 12
Attempt 11: 15cm
Attempt 12: 19.5cm
Attempt 13: 8.5cm
Attempt 14: 10cm
Attempt 15: 16cm
Gerald - 12
Attempt 16: 15cm
Attempt 17: 26cm
Attempt 18: 30cm
Attempt 19: 8.5cm
Attempt 20: 19cm Below is a video of a ruler drop experiment from Kids' Fun Science
For today's post I am going to talk about a test that psychologist use. There is a test named Rorschach. Psychologist use Rorschach inkblock to measure emotional strength.
The way to use Rorschach:
So it is a set of cards containing pictures if inkblock, that had been folded over to create a mirror picture. If you want to test this out you need to ask someone, "What does this look like?" You need to record the answer, and ask other people the question. See what they get? In this test it would say what they see.
Below is a video about Rorschach. Credits: Crash Course
For today's post, I am showing you one of Jean Piaget's theory's. This theory is about 4 Development Stages in Children (as shown in the title). Jean Piaget has done this experiment from stage 1: (0-2 years), stage 2: (2-7 years), stage 3: (7-11 years), stage 4: (11 and older, until to 19 years old). On top ↑ is an image of the 4 stages in the theory (. Also below are more depth information about the stages.
What I've learnt: In the first stage the babies (little children) would get more sensitive like moving objects and sucking them. In the second stage, I didn't know that they would often use "why?". For the third stage, they use more thinking as they get older. For the fourth and last stage, they have the ability to use hypothesize (brainstorm).
For today's post, I am going to post about the easiest way to brainstorm ideas. There is an app on Google Drive called Mindmup or Mindmap. I have also used it and it really helped me for the brainstorm. It is free and you only need to sign in. On the right is one of my old Mindmup that I have made about Komodo Dragon Facts. Try it its fun! I hope you like my post about Mindmup. Have a cool day!! Bye!!
For this post, we are finding out what is a Stroop Effect. Do you know or have you heard of Stroop Effect? Stroop Effect is one of the famous and widely used in Psychological tests. If you don't know what is a Stroop Effect, example if there is the word, Red, but the colour is Blue, so that is Stroop Effects. On the right is a photo of Stroop Effects. This is a good way to test your eyes and your brain. Also, it is a fun test to do and do it with your friends and family. Here is a link to a Stroop Effect Test. The thing to do is to ask what colour is this? Red Blue
I have tried this test on my classmate and hope you like it (don't judge it, please).
I hope you like my post about Stroop Effects. Have a cool day!! Bye!!
For this post, I had to research about a famous psychologist named Ivan Pavlov. Also, know why is he a famous psychologist?
Ivan Pavlov
His Early Life
Ivan Pavlov was born on 14 September, 1849 in a small village named Ryazan, Russia. His earliest studies were most focused on theology. He soon abandoned religious studies and devoted himself to the study of science.
Pavlov's primary interests were the study of psychology and natural sciences.
There had been a famous experiment that he had done on his dogs. Pavlov's experiment has played a critical role in the discovery of one of the most important concepts in psychology. Actually, his discovery was quite by accident.
How did this experiment happen?
Well, he trained his dog and when he rings the bell the dogs run to the food and eat their food. When Pavlov rings the bell the dogs know that the food is ready to eat. Pavlov's experiments worked well and he was noted as the Russian physiologist who went to win the 1904 Nobel Prize for his work studying digestive processes.
It is a scientific study of the human mind and its functions, especially those affecting behaviour in a given context or mental characteristics or attitude of a person or group.
Psychology is a study of the mind and behaviour.
The mind is highly complex, and conditions that relate to it can be hard to treat.
Thought processes, emotions, memories, dreams, perceptions, and so on cannot be seen physically, like a skin rash or heart defect.
While physical signs of some mental health issues can be observed, such as the plaques that develop with Alzheimer's disease, many theories of psychology are based on observation of human behaviour.
A practising psychologist will meet with patients, carry out assessments to find out what their concerns are and what is causing any difficulties, and recommend or provide treatment, for example, through counselling and psychotherapy.
Psychologists may have other roles, too. They may carry out studies to advise health authorities and other bodies on social and other strategies, assess children who find it difficult to learn in school, give workshops on how to prevent bullying, work with recruitment teams in companies, and much more.
What careers can Psychology lead to?
You can be a...
1. Psychiarist
Year Salary: $354,500
Average years of Education and Training: 12 or more
A Professional Psychiatrist is who focuses in the treatment, diagnosis, assessment and stopping mental health and emotional difficulties. Psychiatrists are mental health professionals. Psychiatrists use a wide types of treatments like different forms of psychotherapy, medications, and hospitalisation to meet the specific needs of each patient.
2. Military Psychologist
Year Salary: $241,076
Average years of Education and Training: 8-10 years
Some of the responsibilities of a Military Psychologist include performing treatment judgement. There are different types of job titles for Military psychologists might be...
Army Mental
Health Specialist
Army Psychologist
Navy Psychologist
Marine Psychologist
Air Force Psychologist
3. Industrial & Organizational Psychologist
Year Salary: $195,640
Average years of Education and Training: 6-12 years
4. Neuropsychologist
Year Salary: $180,800
Average years of Education and Training: 8-12 years
5. School Psychology
Year Salary: $180,000
Average years of Education and Training: 8-12 years
School Psychologists are highly trained professional psychologists who work as part of a collaborative school team which assists students' skill to learn and teachers' skill to teach. School Psychologists often work with teachers, families, schools, administrators and other educational professionals to make good and supportive learning for the students. Most school Psychologists work in Kindergarten to year 12 public schools.
6. Geropsychologist
Year Salary: $179,800
Average years of Education and Training: 8-12 years
7. Experimental Psychologist
Year Salary: $176,800
Average years of Education and Training: 8-12 years
8. Clinical Psychologist
Year Salary: $178,300
Average years of Education and Training: 8-12 years
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