Psychology Expert (Contract)

We're looking for passionate experts to work online answering advanced psychology questions sent from students all over the world.

As an Psychology Expert, you'll be:

choosing from a large pool of advanced questions
writing thorough, step-by-step explanations
making revisions with our collaborative team of reviewers

As a contract Psychology Expert, you'll receive the following:

Reliable Payments: Timely, reliable payments twice a month
Independence: No waiting, no assignments, and a massive library of questions for you to choose from
Flexibility: Work from anywhere, at any time, completely online
Supportive Staff: Access to a supportive in-house team to answer your questions

What we’re looking for:

Expertise in college level Psychology
Ability to provide clear answers and thorough explanations on advanced Psychology topics
Fluent English writing and reading skills are required

Do you think you can be a Psychology Expert for Study.com? Click “Apply Now” at the bottom to fill out an application and submit your resume!

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Choose the correct answer to the question below. Then, in your own words, provide a 3-5 sentence explanation for why the answer you chose is correct.

Which of the following is NOT true about Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung?

A. Both Jung and Freud believed that religion was positive at one point in time, but Freud saw religion as beneficial to society, whereas Jung denounced it.

B. Freud and Jung used the term “complex” differently. For Freud, it was a part of his psychosexual stages of development. For Jung, a complex was an emotionally charged image or concept that behaves like a split personality.

C. Freud believed that the libido was primarily sexual energy, whereas Jung believed the libido was a generalized psychic energy.

D. Both men believed that dreams were a representation of the unconscious mind, but Jung did not believe that all symbols in dreams were related to sexuality.

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