How is psychology classified? Which category is the most popular? Best for employment?

Psychology has a school direction, and you can be a mental health teacher in a school, but only schools in big cities have a psychology teacher;

In the direction of management, employment is mainly enterprise management positions and human resources positions (training, recruitment, employee relations);

The direction of counseling is mainly to work as a psychological counselor in a psychological counseling clinic, and it is possible to go to the psychological counseling clinic of a general hospital if you come out of a famous school, but you generally need a graduate degree or above (I know it in a big city);

In clinical direction, related to neuroscience and medicine, you can go to psychiatric hospitals and psychological clinics (with prescribing authority) to become psychologists. The higher the academic qualification, the easier it is to be employed.

At present, most of the psychology majors in China have graduated with a bachelor's degree in science and are science students.

Admissions are both liberal arts and sciences, which are different from school to school.

Benefits of studying psychology: Psychology is useful no matter what industry or position you are in.

Bad: There are not many positions dedicated to psychology, such as counseling and psychologists, which have high requirements for academic qualifications.

I like to go to school, and some schools don't admit liberal arts students, such as Fudan and so on.

Some schools only recruit science students, while others can do both arts and sciences. The specific content depends on which school you apply to and the university's admissions instructions.

Good universities for psychology in China: Beijing Normal University, Peking University, East China Normal University, Zhejiang University, South China Normal University, Northeast Normal University, ......

No profession has a bright job prospect right now......The same goes for psychology. I think it's not a question of which major has good job prospects, but what kind of job you want to do in the future, and if you're good enough, employment isn't a problem.

University psychology majors in both arts and sciences.

Graduating with a bachelor's degree in psychology is a bit difficult to get a job, but this is also relative, and you can't get a job if you have any major. The rate of psychology majors is still moderate. Moreover, in modern society, psychology talents are increasingly in demand.

There is a shadow of psychology in all walks of life. Maccabee has accelerated the pace of psychology in schools, and Foxconn has accelerated the pace ......of psychology in enterprisesThe outlook for psychology will get better and better. As long as you learn a skill, I believe that employment is not a problem.

Applied psychology is the hottest. Specifically, yes.

<>1) Industrial psychology.

His research focuses on the human factor in engineering, technical design and management.

The contents include: in order to adapt to the progress of science and technology and realize the requirements of efficient, safe and healthy work, the perceptual, thinking, decision-making and operational characteristics that people must have, the individual characteristics, group psychology, leadership behavior and organizational psychology in organizational management, etc., and put forward the methods of personnel selection, training, evaluation and motivation and the psychological basis for the design of man-machine system.

2) Social Psychology.

Focusing on the general laws of social psychology and social behavior of individuals and groups, he focuses on the basic principles of human psychology and social and cultural constraints and the application of social psychological principles in various practical sectors.

The content includes: the process of individual socialization. Social cognition, social motivation, social attitudes, interpersonal relations and communication, mass psychological phenomena, etc.

3) Medical Psychology.

His research interests include theoretical methods and applications of applied psychology in health care.

The contents include: medical psychological diagnosis and evaluation, the occurrence of behavioral abnormalities, developmental counseling and prevention, psychological counseling and psychological theories and methods, psychological behavior and social medical models, as well as psychological care and psychological care.

4) Sports Psychology.

His research focuses on the principles, methods and applications of applied psychology in sports.

The content includes: cognitive processes, emotion, will, skill learning, mental training, athlete selection, and psychological testing and training methods in the field of sports.

5) Military psychology.

His research focuses on the principles, methods and applications of applied psychology in the military field, including the selection, evaluation, operation process, training, counseling and operational psychology of military personnel.

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