Apply in a University.

You finally finished your two years in College and are ready to go to university. You want to apply in the psychology field to become a psychologist, but you are not sure which school you should go to. Should you choose Université de Montréal because it is well-known for your field or should you choose UQAM because all of your friends go there?

Choice 1 : Apply at Université de Montréal.

Choice 2 : Apply at UQAM.

Apply at University of Montreal.

You decided to go to The University of Montreal. The morning of your first class you wake up late. In a hurry, you rush towards the door then you have to decide, should you take the metro or should you take the bus?

Choice 1 : Run toward the bus.

Choice 2 : Run toward the metro.

Apply at UQAM.

You decided to go to UQAM to be with your friends. The weeks pass and the exams are coming. Your friend Natasha ask you to come to a big party the day before your final exams. Should you go to the party or should you study instead?

Choice 1 : Go to the party.

Choice 2 : Go study.

Run toward the bus.

You decided to run toward the bus stop. Just as you get to your stop, you see the bus pass in front of you leaving you behind and out of breath making you late for school. While waiting for the next one, a blonde girl stand by you and asks you when is the bus passing. You start to chat with her. You learn that she's in the same program as you. Samantha is her name, and she tells you about a community volunteering that her mom's founded. She proposes for you to go there as a volunteer because it could be good for your future as a psychologist. Should you accept or refuse?

Choice 1 : Go volunteer.

Choice 2 : Refuse volunteer.

Run toward the metro.

You run toward the metro and arrive late for school. It is a psychology course that talks about office politics and how can affect a person mentally. Because you were late lo class, he decides to choose you to answer the question of this following scenario: William starts a trainee doing OJT for a new post he got with a better wage. Being with new coworkers, more often then not, he realizes there were tensions there. Coworkers were spreading rumors and being competitive over everything. This toxic environment hinder William's motivation. Some coworkers would withhold important information if one of the employees took a day off and make sure they get sucked up with problems. All of this clearly undermines William's desire to continue to work. Should William ask to see a psychologist or is it unnecessary?

Choice 1 : Go see a psychologist.

Choice 2 : Not see for a psychologist.

Go volunteer.

You email Samantha's mother to know more about this volunteering. She tells you that it is a place where people will share their problems in a group, and you will help them. She tells you that there is is still a spot available for you. The next week comes, and you go to this place. You all present yourselves and after a 40-year-old woman start sharing her life. You listen and conclude that she probably has depression. She feels empty, has lost her appetite, has constant fatigue and does not have the energy to do anything. During her story, a man started laughing at her saying that she's weak to take a personal leave. Should you intervened or should you keep your mouth shut.

Choice 1 : Intervene.

Choice 2 : Don't intervene.

Refuse volunteer.

You refuse to volunteer. You spend a year in this program, but you don't get the grade and the experience that you need and so you didn't make it to a Master degree. You decide to change your field of study to become a nurse.

Choice 1 : The end.

Intervene.

You decided it was better to intervene, but when you tried to stand up to the man, you got emotional, and it got out of hand. The manager of the place opens the door and asks you to leave the place without being able to explain yourself. Embarrassed that you are the friend of the manager's daughter, you decide to never come to school again to not have to face her daughter.

Choice 1 : The end.

Don't intervene.

You decided not to intervene. The man suddenly stops being mean to the poor woman and left the group intervention. A younger man asks you which disorder you think the he has if his mood changes from energetic to depressive. You hesitate between two disorders. Should you say he has bipolar disorder or should you say he has obsessive-compulsive disorder?

Choice 1 : Say bipolar disorder.

Choice 2 : Say obsessive-compulsive disorder.

Say bipolar disorder.

You say bipolar disorder and the young man seems to approve your answer. He says that he already knew what he has and wanted to make sure that you are a professional. At the end of the meeting, your friend's mother tells you that she is proud of your work. You are now a pediatric psychologist and this is all because of your hard work and Samantha's mother.

Choice 1 : The end.

Choose obsessive-compulsive disorder.

You diagnose him with obsessive-compulsive disorder and the young man rolls his eyes. He says that he already knew what he has and that you are wrong. He tells you that a person who has obsessive-compulsive disorder, also known as OCD, is someone who needs to do specific repetitive actions every day even thought it's not necessary. You feel ashamed and leave the group. You don't ever want to go to this place again. You decide to continue your life as a student for the next few years before becoming a boring psychologist.

Choice 1 : The end.

Go study.

You decided to study even though the party seemed fun. You passed all the exams with straight A's and continued with your studies until you have your doctorate degree. Ones you have it, you apply at a hospital and get a job there. You are ready for your first day as a psychologist. In the morning, everything was great, you had a few patients and were ready to continue on with your day. Unfortunately, during a session with a man, he starts flirting with you. His flirtation was harmless at first, but then it got worse when he continued to misconduct. He continues to be flirty with you even though you told him to stop. Enough is enough, should you scream for help or should you punch him in the face?

Choice 1 : Scream for help.

Choice 2 : Punch him in the face.

Go to the party.

You decided to put aside your studies and go to the party. It was probably the best party you've been too. The next day, when writing your answers on the exam paper, you don't know what to write. The little energy you still have and the small amount of time to study you got, you realize you weren't as ready as you thought you were. You fail all the exams, and you never entered this University again.

Choice 1 : The end.

Scream for help.

You scream the loudest you can and your manager comes to help you. He tells you to go to his office. You wait for a few minutes before he returns. He tells you that the perpetrator has been sent to the police station and that everything will be fine now. He left again letting you the time to put yourself together. It was starting to get boring, so you decided to explore his office a bit. When opening a drawer, you see a pile of suspicious money. Should you report it or keep it to yourself?

Choice 1 : Report it.

Choice 2 : Keep it to yourself.

Punch him in the face.

You decide to punch him in the face. Your manager opens the door because he heard a lot of noise in your office. He sees the man on the floor with blood everywhere. He immediately calls the doctors and asks you what happened. You explain to him and understand the situation but sadly because it was not considered self defense you lost your job.

Choice 1 : The end.

Report it.

You decide to report it as a good employee, but when you raise your face you see the manager staring at you. He bribes you with half of the money, if you keep it to yourself. He also gives you all of his assets that were in the other drawer. You know this is corruption and that if you don't tell his superior, you can lose your job. Should you accept the bribe or refuse?

Choice 1 : Accept the bribe.

Choice 2 : Refuse the bribe.

Keep it to yourself.

You decide to keep this big secret to yourself. It now has been ten years since the event and there's still no one who knows about it.

Choice 1 : The end.

Accept the bribe.

You accept the bribe and went home. A few months later, the police comes to your door for jewelry theft. You tell them that it was your manager that gave it to you as an exchange for keeping a secret. They don't believe you and you are now in prison for two years.

Choice 1 : The end.

Refuse the bribe.

You refuse the bribe and run towards the big boss. You tell him the whole story, and he decides to inspect the situation. After a few days, your manager is in a court to find out how many years he should go for corruption. You on the other hand, got a big amount of money for reporting it.

Choice 1 : The end.

Go see a psychologist.

You decided to say that he should see a psychologist and your teacher seems proud of your answer. He tells the class that if someone doesn't seem mentally well, seeing a psychologist is probably the best thing to do because he can help you and how tell you how to manage your emotions.

Choice 1 : The end.

Not see a psychologist.

The teacher doesn't seem proud of you and thinks you shouldn't be a psychologist if you really think this way. Sad, you left the program and started a dead-end job.

Choice 1 : The end.