Proffessions in psychology

Psychometry is the assessment testing related to mental health.
- Involves assessment administration and scoring by psychometrists under the supervision of a doctorate-level provider.
- The doctorate-level provider performs initial intake interviews and determines the necessary tests.
Psychological assessment includes a battery of tests decided upon by the doctorate-level supervisor and the psychometrist.

Psychometrists are responsible for administering tests and scoring them.
- Their scored results are returned to the psychologist for further analysis.
The psychologist interprets results to evaluate organizational function.
- Focuses on identifying strengths and weaknesses within the organization.
- Provides recommendations for improvements in organizational functioning.

Psychologists examine individual behavior within organizational contexts.
- Addresses motivation strategies, teamwork improvement, and overall efficiency.
Ergonomics considerations are integrated into psychological assessments.
- Examines the influence of physical work environments on mental health and overall functioning.
- Challenges traditional perspectives of psychology focusing exclusively on mental processes without interaction with the body.

Forensic psychology analyzes the mental states and behaviors of criminals.
- Involves profiling individuals who may have committed crimes.
- Can involve assessing inmates or those involved in the criminal justice system.

Comparative psychology is primarily philosophical and descriptive.
- Involves comparisons across various psychological concepts and disciplinary boundaries.
- Analyzes specific features across different subjects or areas of study.