Psychologist Sane Or Insane

The defendant has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. The question at hand is, was he sane or insane at the time the crimes were committed? After my psychic evaluation I can determine he was completely aware of what he was doing and is guilty of all crimes committed. The following was a typical conversation a psychologist would have in the courtroom. Testifying if a person is sane or insane is one of the many duties of a psychologist. I have the drive to complete the schooling required, handle the nature of work, possess the general qualifications, understand the future outlook, and know the related careers in case I decide I do not want to be a psychologist. The obligations of a psychologist are challenging, but I am up for the challenge.

The first step to obtaining any decent paying job is finishing high school to earn a diploma. From freshman to senior year put in as much effort possible to obtain a good GPA. While in high school take any and all college classes offered and required to earn an Associate’s degree. Put in the four years it takes to get a diploma and head off to college. Psychologists either get their degree in arts or science. There is not much of a …show more content…
In order to earn a license an internship of two years supervised by a licensed Psychologist is necessary. One of the two has to be post-doctoral. Passage of the Examination for Professional Practice in Psychology is also needed. Each state has its own regulations to get a license. Specifically in Illinois the applicant needs to be 21 years or older, and pay a fee. Both are needed along with the general requirements for all states (“Occupations: Psychologist”). Thirteen awards in specific branches of psychology are awarded by The American Board of Professional Psychology (“Psychologists,” College Grad). The responsibilities of a psychologist are challenging, but I am up for the