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Be advised that with a spankey new college degree in psychology, you will actually know next to nothing about human behavior or, for that matter, the human mind.
Such knowledge comes with a competent PhD and two or three years of clinical experience under competent supervision.
The up-hill row ain't easy but it is worth the trip.