Psychology Major
PSY project two.docxThis project provided me the opportunity to closely examine personality traits and determine which ones are more desirable than others for my particular career choice.
This directly relates to career connections. Each personality type shows strengths and weaknesses. This does not show that certain personality traits are better than others, but merely that some have an advantage over others in the field of counseling.
PSY 335 Project One.docxIn this project, I strengthened my ability to choose and apply assessment tools that are both psychometrically sound and culturally attuned, ultimately selecting the MMPI‑2 for its reliability, validity, and ability to address response bias in complex cases. I learned to integrate behavioral observations, client history, and collateral input into an ethically grounded evaluation that respects both the client’s lived experience and professional standards. This work affirmed my calling to bring clarity, compassion, and integrity to every stage of the assessment process, ensuring that my recommendations serve both accuracy and human dignity.
PSY 335 Project Two Psychological Assessment Evaluation Report Template.docxThis project strengthened my ability to conduct ethically grounded, culturally responsive assessments in complex forensic contexts. Integrating cognitive, memory, mood, and personality measures, I learned to distinguish the effects of trauma, neurological injury, and cultural factors while minimizing bias and honoring the client’s lived experience. The process deepened my skill in translating technical findings into clear, practical recommendations that promote stability, dignity, and hope, even within the constraints of a custodial environment.