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Is there much potential for a career in juvenile forensic psychology?

I am interested in both forensic psychology and juveniles.

asked by marwa (9)

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This particular field can be rewarding because you are making a difference in someone's life, as well as, providing a beneficial service to society. However, the pay does not always compensate for the hard, stressful work and long hours.

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In 1983, the biggest problem in schools was noise making and chewing gum in class, now its guns and drugs. Resources for re-habilitation are dwindling and unfortunately this is the trend around the globe. I think there is much potential in that career.

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This career requires juveniles committing crime. The baby boomlet of the last 1990s and through 2007 provides the demographic population for several more decades. Being raised by a single mother increases the risk that a youngster will commit a crime and unwed motherhood has risen steadily, there is likely to be a rise in juvenile crime. Yes, there is potential.

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