Posts Tagged ‘psychology oral exam nerves’


Avoiding Common Pitfalls: Psychology Orals Segment 2

Monday, November 9th, 2015

Dr. Evelyn Jagpat

avoiding pitfalls

In this article we continue to examine common problems encountered by candidates during their Psychology Oral Exam.  In my work with candidates I helped to prepare for the Oral Exam, I found that some very common pitfalls include, not having a positive attitude, being too concise and brief in response to questions and not knowing how to appropriately respond to multiple levels of critical issues.  Let us take a closer look at each of these. (more…)

Dealing with Psychology Oral Exam Nervousness

Wednesday, September 24th, 2014

By Dr. Evelyn Jagpat

If the  day of your Psychology Oral Exam is approaching and you find you are nervous, don’t be shocked.  Nerves are par for the course.  It is quite natural for anyone in your situation to experience nerves, especially as the big day approaches.  Instead of denying your experience, or wishing it will simply go away naturally, you will find it is better to choose to manage it proactively instead.  Here are some pointers which will help you calm your Psychology Oral Exam nerves (more…)