Kent State Letter

There are many who believe Star Trek was correct in saying “Space is the final frontier.” I disagree; I believe the final frontier is the immense depth and mystery of the human mind, with psychology acting as the medium for discovery. Psychology was always a fascinating subject to study, but not one I saw in my future. When I started college, I decided history was the line of study I wanted to pursue.

I joined a historical research group directed by Dr. Mark Gradstaff at Brigham Young University. Under the direction of Dr. Grandstaff I researched the different portrayals of WWII GIs in propaganda and their resultant effects on the American citizenry. The research I was doing with Dr. Grandstaff was basically historical psychology. As my research continued I took psychology classes each semester and found myself more fascinated with each class and decided to make psychology my main focus of

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Lambert, I participated in many different projects including: finding definitions for the Dictionary of Psychology published by the American Psychological Association, and editing chapters for APA format and content in the Bergin & Garfield’s Handbook of Psychotherapy and Behavior Change (5th Ed. As stated in the first paragraph I feel the human mind is replete with mysteries and potential. I found his work to be particularly interesting to me and was the primary reasons for my consideration of Kent State. Spangler I found that, of all the disorders in psychology, I was particularly interested in anxiety disorders with an emphasis in phobias and post-traumatic stress disorder. This is a great occasion to be able to teach as a student while receiving the knowledge needed to be a quality collegiate teacher after I graduate. This is what makes psychology such a fascinating subject. By teaching what I have learned through my advanced education and personal experiences a new group of pioneers will become adventurers in the final frontier of the mind. Fresco through e-mail to get a better idea of the work he is currently conducting. The greatest mysteries lie embedded in the human mind.

The training I have received has given me an adequate base to continue my education to the graduate level.

The other important aspect of being a licensed psychologist is the opportunity to be actively involved with universities. I found his research dealing with the “development of a psycho-educational intervention that combines elements of CBT, mindfulness, and emotional intelligence to cultivate flexibility” and the “development of a new treatment for GAD that combines CBT with adaptive emotion regulation techniques” (http://www.

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