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...which is perfect, because this internship is not only perfectly aligned with my majors and "dream job," also directly related to my growing interest in pediatric psychology.
http://wynnsfamilypsychology.com/Portals/16/forms/psychology-intern-application-cary-raleigh-nc.pdf

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This actually all works out really well!

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This actually all works out really well!

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When taking the "Focus 2" assessment, I was repeatedly given career options that suit my interests and majors, including those that are directly related to my "dream jobs!"

I've also found that my work values and skills are especially suited for all of my "dream job" areas.

Finally, people with my MBTI type are naturally suited to research, it seems, and it makes sense.

All in all, my results, when considered with my majors and interests, are very promising!

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After having gone through this class, I also happen to have found out about a place that is accepting interns at the college level...

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So, how does this all fit with my career goals/ideas?

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So, how does this all fit with my career goals/ideas?

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As for my MBTI type, I was considered an INTJ (Introvert, iNtuitive, Thinking, Judging)

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Finally, my top three work skills were Reading Comprehension, Social Perceptiveness, and Writing and Authoring.

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My top three "work values" were Altruism/Helping Society, Creativity, and Helping Others.

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So, after beginning class, the Holland Codes I received through the "Focus 2" assessment were Social, Investigative, and Artistic, in that order.

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My "dream jobs" would probably be in clinical psychology, research psychology, and/or writing. It would be so nice to just write for a living!

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I am a Psychology and English double-major here at WPU.

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...and this is the "career journey" that I went on in PDS-200!