Journalism Psychology is a specific research method in the psychology of journalism

Hehe, I'm a communication major, first of all, I have to say that it is more difficult to take the interdisciplinary postgraduate examination. Because some schools, or tutors, care a lot about your undergraduate major, especially if the major spans a relatively large extent. Moreover, you may also have a little difficulty learning, after all, everyone has been studying for 4 years, and they are relatively strong

Secondly, the two majors you mentioned. Regarding psychology, I agree with what was said upstairs that the job prospects are not very good. Moreover, you said that you are not very interested in mathematics, but psychology, you have to take the psychology and statistics, this is linear algebra, advanced statistics, although it may not be difficult, but I don't know if you can deal with it?

Communication has been a hit in the past two years. Regardless of the school, journalism has been running like crazy in recent years. If you are going to graduate school, this major is also relatively hot.

When choosing communication for graduate school, the first thing to focus on is theory, especially the course of communication theory, which almost every school will take as a professional course, with 150 points for a book. If you choose a better school for communication, such as a school in Shanghai, or a Chinese communication, it will require you to read the original book.

PS: Just list the more difficult parts of these two majors. I have to say that interest is the best teacher, since you are interested and want to go deep into it, you will be very happy to choose these!

If you don't really want to give up e-commerce, just because of math, try again, it's still a long time, sign up for a class or something. But if you really can't stand mathematics and want to change majors, since it's your interest, go for it!

May it succeed

The main body of news activities and the phenomena and events in them are the objects of journalism psychology research. These include (1) people and facts (between journalists, audiences, and news facts) and (2) people and news (between journalists, audiences, and news).

3) People to people (journalists, interviewees, audiences).

Journalism psychology can play a role in theoretical guidance and support for the practice of journalists.

Journalism psychology is a discipline that summarizes the problems and experiences encountered by journalists in their practical work, and rises to the stage of theory in combination with psychology. To give a simple example, when a journalist is not in the state of work, the usual social etiquette is also very clear, and the communication is very smooth. But when we relate our work to these things, we may make a very simple mistake, because your purpose is different, you are utilitarian, and you need the interviewee to give you the material you need, but the way you communicate with the interviewee may not be suitable, so that you can't find the material you need, and the end result may be that the interview is meaningless.

Jumping out of this single interview case, we can see the problems existing in our work relatively objectively, and analyze them from a theoretical height, and we can find the root cause of this problem, which is a kind of root cause. Maybe this mistake will not be made again in the future, because the problem can already be solved at the source.

The psychology of journalism is actually a kind of summary and reflection, which is to help us do better in our future work.