work values, activities, and styles
what are three work values?
-building relationships that last, providing service to others.
-being INDEPENDENT
-having ACHIEVEMENTS, feeling accomplished
what are 3 tasks?
-select, administer, and score psychological tests
-interpret test results and prepare psychological reports
-report any pertinent info. in case of child endangerment, neglect, or abuse
what is the percentage of respondents? (education)
53% and 47%
what does the "I" stand for in IS? (interest code)
"INVESTIGATIVE": frequently involve working with ideas and require extensive amount of thinking; figuring out problems mentally
what is the median wage?
$37.01 per hour, $76,990 annually
what are the 3 work styles?
-integrity
-persistence
-dependability
what are 3 skills?
-speaking
-reading comprehension
-critical thinking
what is the education level required? (education)
post masters and masters, some require doctorates
what does "S" stand for in "IS"? (interest code)
"SOCIAL": involve communicating with, working with, and teaching people, also involve providing help or service to others
what is the employment?
148,000 employees
what are 3 work activities?
-getting information
-monitoring and processing materials and surroundings
-maintaining personal relationships
what are 3 abilities?
-oral expression
-written comprehension
-deductive reasoning
knowledge of...?
-sociology & anthropology
-education & training
-therapy
first bullet point of job zone? (look on paper)
faster than average (10% to 14%)
what is the top one for each category? (on the paper)
values: relationships
styles: integrity
activities: getting info.
whats the last on for each of these? (on the paper)
tasks: score tests
skills: critical thinking
abilities: deductive reasoning
what are the tools and technology listed?
-tools: desktop computer, computer scanners, and laptops
-technology: spreadsheet software, presentation software, and e-mail software
second bullet point of job zone? (paper)
SVP Range: 8.0 and above
projected job openings?
12,100
in your opinion whats the most important thing in order to be or become a school psychologist?
all answers are correct *as long as discussed*
what is a task, skill, or ability that wasn't discussed but you still think is important?
all answers accepted
in your opinion, what knowledge do you think is most important?
all answers accepted
third bullet point of job zone? (paper)
Education: grad school, require masters degree, and some require a PhD. D., M.D., or J.D. (law degree)
in your opinion how much do you think a school psychologist should get paid?
all answers accepted