What does the term "Philosophy" refer to in the context of a PhD?

• Different disciplinary perspectives in the college of liberal arts and sciences

• The study of ancient philosophers

• The practice of teaching

• The study of physical sciences

What is usually involved in earning a PhD?

• Earning the degree and completing a dissertation

• Attending classes and passing exams

• Writing a short essay and giving a presentation

• Participating in group projects

What is the primary focus of a dissertation?

• Describing research conducted during doctoral training

• Summarizing coursework

• Reviewing literature

• Proposing future research

What is the role of research in a PhD program?

• It is central to the completion of the degree

• It is a minor component

• It is optional

• It is unrelated

What type of degree do psychiatrists earn?

• Law degree

• Medical degree

• Engineering degree

• Business degree

What kind of training do psychiatrists receive?

• Legal training

• Medical training

• Engineering training

• Business training

What are psychiatrists trained to perform?

• Legal procedures

• Multiple lab and psychological tests

• Engineering designs

• Business strategies

How long does it typically take to complete a Doctorate/Doctoral Degree?

• 2-3 years

• 3-4 years

• 4-5 years

• 6-8 years

Which degree requires more higher division courses?

• Associate's Degree

• Bachelor's Degree

• Master's Degree

• Doctorate/Doctoral Degree

Which of the following is a skill required in the field of Psychology?

• Active Listening

• Cooking

• Driving

• Singing