A bit about me for Emma from SLJ

Hey Emma. My name is Gerald and I am from Hornby High School, i´m a year 7 and next year i will be a year 8. I really like doing sports, my favourite sport is Basketball, i really like playing basketball because it´s really fun. My favourite movie is Lone survivor. My favourite food is Chicken, Fish, Nachos, and buter chicken. During the weekend i will try my best to win the summer learning journey I really like to win so i will try my best to win the SLJ. When I win I want to get a new chromebook so I can give it to my brother, because his chromebook is almost broken. But anyways this is my blog for today about Emma. I hope you like it

Science Psychology

Aim: I want to find it?

What are the difference and similarities between the jobs done by a psychologist and a psychiatrist?
Write a pamphlet about each job that would help school students with their career choices.

• Bachelor of Arts in psychology.
• Master of science in psychology.
• cMaster of Science in Organisations Psychology.
• Master of science in clinical mental health counselling
• PhD in industrial and Organisational psychology.

• Bachelor of Science: Psychology: Criminal Psychology
• Bachelor of Science: Psychology: Life Coaching
• Bachelor of Science: Psychology: Addiction and Recovery
• Bachelor of Science: Psychology: Crisis Counselling  

The main difference between research psychology and applied psychology is that the main function of a research psychologist to conduct experiments, psychological research studies, and observational studies, while applied psychologists applies psychological theories, principles, concepts, techniques, strategies, approaches, and methods from their branches of psychology (i.e. sports, family, health, social, school, etc.) to their practices. In other words, an applied psychologist uses the psychological resources available to him or her to treat clients and patients experiencing psychological disorders, mental illnesses, adjustment disorders, and emotional distress. Every practising psychologist uses applied psychology.

Psychology

Psychology.

Whats is Psychology. Psychology is a diverse discipline, grounded in science, but with nearly boundless applications in everyday life. Some psychologists do basic research, developing theories and testing them through carefully honed research methods involving observation, experimentation and analysis. Other psychologists apply the discipline's scientific knowledge to help people, organisations and communities function better.

As psychological research yields new information, whether it's improved interventions to treat depression or how humans interact with machines, these findings become part of the discipline's body of knowledge and are applied in work with patients and clients, in schools, in corporate settings, within the judicial system, even in professional sports.

Psychology is a doctoral-level profession. Psychologists study both normal and abnormal functioning and treat patients with mental and emotional problems. They also study and encourage behaviours that build wellness and emotional resilience. Today, as the link between mind and body is well-recognised, more and more psychologists are teaming with other health care providers to provide whole-person health care for patients.

What are the careers I can do with Psychology?

• Clinical psychologist.
• Counselling psychologist.
• Educational psychologist.
• Forensic psychologist.
• Further education teacher.
• Health psychologist.
• High intensity therapist.
• Occupational psychologist.
• Field Psychology.

1. Adult Psychiatrist

Year Salary $204,000. 

2. Psychiatrist child adolescent physician.

Year Salary $204,000.

3. Psychiatrist Geriatrics physician.

Year Salary $204,000.

4. Outpatient psychiatrist.

Year Salary $204,000.

5. psychiatrist Physician.

Year Salary $198,000.

Clinical Psychologiest 

Clinical psychology is a broad branch of psychology that focuses on diagnosing and treating mental, emotional, and behavioral disorders. Some of the more common disorders that might be treated include learning disabilities, substance abuse, depression, anxiety, and eating disorders.

Year 7 Sailing

Last Friday The year 7 went to sailing At the Lake. First we repair

The boat And They give us Instruction To know how to sail,

It Was my first time to do the sailing because i never try it before,

It's hard when your first time to do the sailing Your gonna be nervous because you don't know how to control it but they teach

you how to do the sailing because if you don’t know you dont know where to go, first they put you at the boat and they teach you how to control the boat to turn and right,

It was hard when your first try when you did your second try it will be easy for you to the second try cause your not nervous and you know how to ride it and you know how to control it, and they give us free swimming, it's very fun, the lake it’s so deep when you look down

You feel scared when you look down cause you feel like there’s a shark at that very deep part and we just continue the swimming at the lake and it was my first time to swim at the lake because we always swim at the pool. The sailing was fun when i try it, when we do that again i be excited.

Hands on Fire

Aim:
I want to find out how to safely. set my hands on fire.
Method:
Equipment

• safely glasses
• gas hose
• deep tray
• Detergent
• water
• gas
• lighter

Instruction

1.First put your safety glasses 

2.you need to wet your arm and to the elbow

3.Grab a scoop of bubbles

4.Hold the bubbles up in the front of your face, as far away from your as you can. Lock your elbows 5.to get rid of the fire, SLOWLY move your hands a part.

6.Do not drop your hands below your eye level because fire goes up and you will set yourself on a fire.
                              How to be safe. To get rid of the fire, SLOWLY move your hand a part.

Result.