Why do you want to pursue Psychology?

[Academic Post]

Subject:
God's Journey with His People

Topic:
An innovative post about the following:
"What do you want to become in the future?",
"What do you need as a future psychologist?",
"What traits do you want to improve?", and;
"Why did you pursue Psychology?"

Teacher/Professor:
Mrs. Susan Galamay Cachola

Good day! My name is Karl, 19, and I'm currently taking BS Psychology.

Factors that I want to have as a future psychologist:

Knowledge:
•	Interactive public speaking
•	Basic work ethics
•	Theoretical Understanding of the Human
•	Improved Critical Thinking
•	Rational Comprehension towards others
•	Methodological experience

Skills:
•	Creativity
•	General Cognitive Apprehension to others
•	Better internalizing of empathy
•	Interpersonal skills, mainly understanding emotional captivity
•	Good communicative skills

Attitude:
•	Patience
•	Composed as a whole
•	Courage
•	Confidence
•	Optimistic
•	Open-minded
•	Wise thinker
•	Approachable
•	Empathetic
•	Analytic
•	Organized

Values:
•	Respectful
•	Understandable
•	Passionate
•	Tranquil
•	Balanced Sensitivity

"What do I want to be in the future? Why did you pursue BS Psychology?"
	Since when I was still young, I really wanted to understand the theories behind understanding the complexity of human behavior and the human itself. I have this passion to know everything that I want to know about human emotion up to human intelligence. The complexity of being a human makes my passion of being a psychologist more powerful.

The following statements below are specific reasons why I want to pursue Psychology:
1.)	I wanted to pursue BS Psychology, not because it’s my dream, but because of my questions that I want to answer in a cognitive way.
2.)	I want to pursue Psychology because of how underrated the course is.
3.)	I want to pursue Psychology because of how it saves people mentally or emotionally.
4.)	I want to pursue Psychology not because I wanted this, but because of my passion to know “things”.
5.)	I want to pursue Psychology because of my love for complexity to know “things”.