Critical thinking is essential when earning bachelors of science in psychology and in the field of psychology. Psychologists who raise questions to address problems, gather information and test their conclusions are able to make a meaningful impact in the field and in the lives of their patients. In addition, they must be open-minded and willing to take the perspective of others in their practice. In the end, critical thinking skills allow psychologists to develop and implement solutions to problems.
Grand Canyon University’s College of Humanities and Social Sciences offers a range of degree programs, including the bachelors of science in psychology, that can help you to develop the skills needed to succeed in a wide variety of fields. To learn more about the liberal arts degree programs available at GCU, visit our website.