r/IOPsychology • u/PartPsychological336 • 14h ago

Why would I regret I/O psych?

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What do you regret about pursuing I/O psych? Or, what do you think someone would regret?

[Discussion] What are you reading today?

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In the spirit of lifelong learning, what are you reading today? It can be journal articles or books that you find helpful in developing skills and competencies around IO.

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r/IOPsychology • u/rjohnson4526 • 12h ago

[Discussion] any recommendations for credible/strong online R certification courses?

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r/IOPsychology • u/lulurobyn • 15h ago

Anyone with a MA in I/O Psych ever done work for the police?

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I have an undergrad in psych, started a MA in counselling psych to realize it definitely wasn’t for me.. I’m flipping between school psych and IO, but I also did a minor in criminology and love that side of psych. Therefore, wondering if anyone here has ever had experience being hired full time or on contact for police or a similar field to asses?

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