The psychology student.
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Field Related Analysis
Education : 31 matches
(choice, college, diploma, field, games, management, options, PhD, score, semester, student, university, vacation)Film : 6 matches
(score, video)Sociology : 6 matches
(criminology, open, psychology)Target Structure: (12 matches)
dead-end job (1 match)
internships (1 match)
ojt (1 match)
pension (1 match)
pull off (1 match)
pulled off (1 match)
put aside (1 match)
retirement (1 match)
straight a's (1 match)
though (1 match)
time management (1 match)
corruption (1 match)
The psychology student.
Ahuntsic College.
This boy attended one of the best secondary schools in Quebec. However, when he started college, he began procrastinating. He spent his time playing video games, watching Netflix, and going out, but he never studied or completed his schoolwork. One day, while checking his R-score, he came to a realization.
Choice 1 : He continued procrastinating.
Choice 2 : He studied hard.
The procrastinating continues.
Even though he knew what he needed to do, he didn’t want to put in the effort. He continued procrastinating, and his R-score kept dropping. Now, as he enters his final semester of college, the question remains: what will he do?
Choice 1 : He went to work
Choice 2 : He applied to university.
He started working.
He started an OJT to work at IGA. It's an in a dead-end job where he was going to do cashier and bag items for ever. There was no opportunity for future accomplishment and his work environment was full of corruption.
Choice 1 : The end.
University.
He applied to Psychology programs at multiple universities, but his R-score was so low that he was rejected everywhere. His only option was to start working.
Choice 1 : He went to work
He studied hard.
He put aside video games and Netflix then used time management to try to pull off his last sessions. He took his studies seriously and pulled off straight A's, which significantly boosted his R-score. So then 2 choices were open to him. He could go to work or go to university.
Choice 1 : He started working.
Choice 2 : he applies to university
University.
He applied to university where he got accepted for his PhD in psychology and in criminology. In both programs he has the opportunity for good internships and a good pension for retirement. So, he then decided to pick:
Choice 1 : PhD
Choice 2 : Criminology
Work.
After earning his diploma, he worked full-time for two years before taking some time off for a well-deserved vacation. When he got back he explored his options and with his drive of work became one of the best in his field.
Choice 1 : The end.
