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Description : The psychologist’s work can be stressful, and overwhelming, and it’s not always as successful as it would be. Being in contact with people who often have trouble managing their emotions or experiencing serious conflicts, these professional needs special preparation and not only regarding the techniques of diagnosis and treatment but also in managing emotions, frustrations, and impulses.

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The Top seven Characteristics a Psychologist Should Have
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Introduction The psychologist’s work can be stressful, overwhelming, and it’s not always as successful as it would. Being in contact with people who often have trouble managing their emotions or experiencing serious conflicts, this professional needs special preparation and not only in regard to the techniques of diagnosis and treatment but also about managing emotions, frustrations and impulses.For this reason the characteristics of a psychologist are emphasized and usually are also performed attitude tests before entering the career, several trials to evaluate the potential that the applicant has in terms of human relations and self-control. What are the most important characteristics of a psychologist?
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Psychologists Must Possess Analytical Skills In order for any mental health professional to help their clients, they must be able to draw inferences, analyze and examine the information they gather. Being a psychologist is more than just listening to people’s problems. They must gather data about the individual or family seeking help, and use that information to help create solutions for change.
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Passion for Learning Commitment to lifelong learning characterizes a competent psychologist. Because new ideas and therapeutic approaches continually emerge, psychologists must stay abreast of their profession by attending seminars, reviewing evidenced-based research findings and consulting with colleagues. A desire to help people can backfire if the psychologist is not adequately prepared to work with a certain type of client or situation. Inappropriate advice or an inaccurate diagnosis can profoundly harm a client. Psychologists must have the self-awareness to recognize areas where they need more training.
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3) Empathy The psychologist must not only feel sympathy for the person in front of him, but should go a step further putting himself in the place of the patient to feel what he feels and think what he thinks. Only in this way he can really help the other person, as this attitude permits him to understand the magnitude of the problem that the patient is experiencing. In fact, several laboratory studies have been able to appreciate that the brains of people who are very empathetic react the same way as those who are experiencing the problem in first hand. It’s like when reading a book you get in the skin of the character and feel the same frustration, pain or sorrow. If the psychologist is unable to empathize, is likely to minimize the problem or the reason of the patient and will end up applying inappropriate therapeutic techniques.
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Trustworthiness Clients intuit whether a psychologist is trustworthy. Psychologists show they can be trusted by emphasizing confidentiality. As part of the initial intake, clients are informed of their privacy rights and notified of any possible exceptions to confidentiality, such as threats of imminent harm to self or others. Psychologists reassure clients that are free to share thoughts and feelings without judgment. Feedback to clients is constructive and supportive.
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Integrity The psychologist must inspire confidence so that people feel comfortable telling him problems that probably have not dared to reveal to anyone. This sense of trust can be created starting with small details, such as the body movements of the therapist to the decor of the room, but the basis resides in the value system of the psychologist. When a person feels that the professional is confident, that knows very well himself, has clear goals and is consistent with what he thinks, and that person will rely and open itself to that psychologist.
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Psychologists Must Possess Observational Skills Much of psychological practice goes beyond talking to making keen observations. Most psychologists can gather a great deal of information about an individual or family simply by watching their interactions. Things like body language, facial expressions and mannerisms can tell a much larger story than words.
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Patience Psychotherapy is often a long process where reversals occur. On the contrary to what many may think, the setbacks of the patient’s also affect the psychologist by the moment that this part of the process also leads him to question the method or even his ability to cope with the case. For this reason and because it’s not always easy to deal with some behaviors that can affect anyone, patience is an essential quality that every psychologist must have.
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