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Posted by8 months ago

Be a Juror in a Case! (US 18+)

Hello everyone! I am a Grad student trying to collect data for my thesis. My project concerns juror perception of covert interrogations.

https://fullerton.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3sfQPS7AJieZvrU

Demographic: US 18+ and eligible for jury duty

Thank you in advance for your time!!!

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Posted by1 year ago

Online graduate degree

Hi everyone! Looking to change my career. I am looking to get a graduate degree in Psych. Have a BA in Accounting. I was looking into online only degree, as I still want to keep my current full time accounting job. I live in NE which requires a PhD for licensing, but I would still want an MA that leads to licensing.

End career goal honestly would be corrections case manager. I know for that career you don’t need a psych degree, but I feel it would be a very helpful thing to have. Also my desire to get psych instead of forensic psych is the chance to get licensing.

Any recommendations for me ? Any good online universities?

Thank you!

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Posted by1 year ago

Masters in quantitative research??

Hello everyone! I am interested in applying to clinical psychology phd programs. I have my bachelors in general psychology and a masters of science in psychology with a concentration in behavior analysis. Im interested in phd programs focusing on child and adolescent psychology and forensic psychology. I am particularly interested in applying to a couple phd/jd programs.I completed a capstone research project during my master's and had 1 year of research experience while in undergrad. I am looking to gain additional research experience, so I have been applying to research assistant jobs. I have also been thinking about getting an additional masters in quantitative research in order to gain those advanced research skills that phd programs often look for.

My question is: would a masters in quantitative research be good experience for applying to clinical psychology phd programs? Also, since I am interested in forensic psychology, would a forensic psychology masters be a better choice?

Thank you for any help!

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Posted by2 years ago

[Academic] Generational differences in perception of rape myths

Hi all, I am currently completing a dissertation for my masters in forensic psychology, and am inviting you all to take part in my research. Just click on the link below to begin

http://nclpsych.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_5C1pAtHd91k1KTA

This can be completed by anyone between the ages of 18 and 75 so please do take part, and then if you can can please send it to your mum, your brother, your friends, that random person you met in costa - basically share it to everyone.

This will take between 15 and 20 mins to complete and can be done on your phone.

Please be aware that the content is focussed on rape myths so if this may be triggering to you, do not feel you have to take part. Your health is most important, and if you do feel bad you can always share it so others can complete it.

The questions are very repetitive but subtly different so please carry on, also the continue button for the presentation will appear after the length of the video

http://nclpsych.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_5C1pAtHd91k1KTA

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Posted by2 years ago

Dual JD/PhD in Clinical Psych Programs

Hi everyone! This is a very specific question and I'm not sure I'll find an answer on here, but not sure where else to look! I'm searching for programs where I can get a dual JD/PhD in Clinical Psychology (preferably with a forensic emphasis), but am having difficulty finding them. The one I have found so far is Drexel. I have used the guide that is available from the APA division, but was wondering if you guys have any other resources, since it seems to be a pretty limited list.

A little background -- the reason I want to pursue both is so that I can help people with mental health/substance use problems who are entangled in the justice system on both individual and systemic levels.

Any suggestions? I would love to go out of the country, but haven't found any programs like this outside of the U.S. Also, hoping to get a rigorous education in both programs.

Thanks in advance for the advice!

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