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Psych 101.3. What's the hardest part of the job?

May 1, 2022

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Do You Have Chronic Emotional Disorder?

03:07

Osid Is Hard to Diagnose

04:43

Getting a Parent to Apply What They're Learning to Their Children

02:41

Introduction

2min

What Is the Hardest Case You've Worked On?

2min

Osid Is Hard to Diagnose

5min

The Most Difficult Cases Have Been Learning Disorders

2min

Non Verbal Communication Is a Necessity for Girls

2min

Is Sheman's Not Working?

3min

What Can We Joke About?

2min

Do You Have a Psychiatric Disorder?

2min

No Verbal Learin Disorder

2min

10.

Are You Putting Your Expectations Too High?

2min

11.

I'm Not Just a Bad Kid. Is It a 'Bad Kid'?

2min

12.

Is Enemiel D, Is It a Psychiatric Condition?

2min

13.

Do You Have Chronic Emotional Disorder?

3min

14.

Is There a Cooperative or Uncooperative Parent in Family Therapy?

2min

15.

Do You Think Cooperative Families Are Responsible?

4min

16.

Is Your Parent a Trampa?

3min

17.

Getting a Parent to Apply What They're Learning to Their Children

3min

18.

Getting Burnt Out on Charting

2min

19.

The Most Difficult Part of My Job Is Documentation

2min

20.

Youocrasy Is Not What You Doi.

2min

21.

Is the Standardization of Things Getting in the Way of Good Care?

5min

22.

Do You Do D B T for Disorders?

2min

23.

Debt and Depression

2min

The series continues with “frequently asked questions” from a high school psychology class. The questions they are tasked to answer are: What’s the hardest case or behaviors they have worked on? Have they had more cooperative or uncooperative parents? What is the hardest or most stressful part about their job?