Public learning track
Careers in Psychological Science and Practice
10 lessons
Goal
Identify primary subfields and specialized careers in psychological science, clinical practice, and behavioral research.
10 lessons
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Standards Covered
Curriculum Framework
9th Grade · Social Studies · US-FL-SS
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10 lessons
Careers in Psychological Science and Practice
Identify primary subfields and specialized careers in psychological science, clinical practice, and behavioral research.
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10 lessons
Educational Pathways and Degree Requirements in Psychology
Identify degree requirements, credentialing pathways, and academic resources necessary to pursue undergraduate and graduate study in psychology.
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10 lessons
Psychology-Adjacent and Interdisciplinary Careers
Identify how psychological principles and research methodologies transfer directly to careers in technology, human services, healthcare, business, and policy.
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10 lessons
Psychological Science Addressing Domestic and Global Issues
Analyze how psychological research, theories, and empirical methodologies solve complex domestic and international social challenges.
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10 lessons
Emerging and Evolving Careers in Psychological Science
Identify modern and specialized career paths in psychological science that have developed in response to 21st-century technological, environmental, and global shifts.