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Psychologists research, study and assess emotional, cognitive and behavioural processes and abnormalities in human beings and animals and how these are affected by genetic, physical and social factors.

Daily Tasks

  • Applies psychological treatment methods to help athletes achieve optimum mental health and enhance sporting performance.
  • Applies professional knowledge and techniques within the workplace, addressing issues such as job design, work groups, motivation etc.
  • Maintains required contacts with family members, education or other health professionals, as appropriate, and recommends possible solutions to problems presented.
  • Studies psychological factors in the treatment and prevention of mental illness or emotional and personality disorders.
  • Analyses the effect of hereditary, social and physical factors on thought and behaviour.
  • Observes and experiments on humans and animals to measure mental and physical characteristics.
  • Develops treatment and guidance methods and gives treatment or guidance using a variety of therapy and counselling techniques.
  • Develops and administers tests to measure intelligence, abilities, aptitudes, etc. and assesses results.

£16,686

Entry Level Salary

£26,497

Average Salary

£66,329.06

Potential Salary

Number of Jobs

90

Past two years

45

This year

310

7 year projection

What are the key skills for this job?

What course level do I need to study?

Required Level

Requirement Percent

Level 3

1%

Level 4-5 (Higher Education)

2%

Level 6 (Bachelors)

18%

Level 7 (Masters or equivalent)

46%

Level 8 (Doctorate)

34%

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