Forensic Psychology Quiz

What is the most common task a forensic psychologist is faced with?

• Assessing criminals and those testifying in court.

• Child Custody Cases

• Investigating Crime Scenes

• Counseling and Mediation

What is the basic education requirement to become a forensic psychologist?

• Bachelors Degree

• Masters Degree

• Ph.D / Psy.D

• Certified through your state

On average, how many years of schooling does it take to become a forensic psychologist?

• 7

• 12

• 16

• 14

What is the average annual salary of a forensic psychologist?

• 78,000

• 93,000

• 63,000

• 46,000

What are the most important skills you need to be a successful forensic psychologist?

• Communication Skills

• Understanding of Psychology + Criminal Justice

• Critical Thinking

• Stoic

You are given a child custody case. The case is a mother suing for full custody of her son and claiming that her ex husband is an unfit father to her son. Her lawyers have reached out by sending you a check and asking you to testify against the father. However, after thoroughly investigating the case, you have come to the conclusion that there is no reason the father is unfit to take part in raising his son. What do you do?

• Accept the check and testify against the father.

• Return the check and refuse to testify against the father.

Do any of you think you are interested in pursuing this career or any similar careers?

• Yes

• No