Journal Entry: Changing Roles For many of you, your role as a forensic psychology professional will differ from the

Journal Entry: Changing Roles

For many of you, your role as a forensic psychology professional will differ from the roles of your current or previous jobs/responsibilities. Whether you are/were working, going to school, being a parent, etc., these experiences prepare you in some way for your next role as a professional psychology professional. The transition into the role as a forensic psychology professional will be exciting, interesting, and also challenging. As you begin a new journey, it is important to explore how your current roles and responsibilities in your field experience may differ from pervious roles and responsibilities. It is also important to anticipate any challenges you might experience as you adjust to your roles and responsibilities in your field experience.

The assignment (300–600 words):

Write a journal entry that includes the following:

• A description of your current or prior role in your job and/or in life.
• A description of your role at your field experience setting.
• An explanation how the roles are different and what might be particularly interesting and/or challenging for you in your field experience role.

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