Question

edit the following passage to correct any misused words The principal job is of course psychologist, but a master’s degree is required too practice therapy. For graduates just starting out with a psychology degree, a good idea would be to except a job in human resources, working on cite for a major corporation. This work is somewhat unique because it exposes employees to a wide variety of careers in a short period of time. In regards to other fields for psychology majors, job seekers might consider either real estate, law enforcement, or market research. The starting salary range for jobs in these areas is anywheres from $35,000 to $50,000 per year. Alot of psychology majors pursue graduate degrees in law, social work, criminal justice, and education. In most cases, an employee with a master’s degree will earn more money then one with only a bachelor’s degree. Psychology majors should try and consider all their options early so they can focus there education on the career path that suits them best.

Answer 1

The passage was edited to correct misuse of words such as 'to practice,' 'accept,' 'site,' 'anywhere,' 'a lot,' 'than,' and 'their,' to ensure their appropriate usage and context.

Step-by-step explanation:

To edit the passage and correct the misused words, we would make the following revisions:

• The principal job is of course psychologist, but a master’s degree is required to practice therapy.
• For graduates just starting out with a psychology degree, a good idea would be to accept a job in human resources, working on site for a major corporation.
• This work is somewhat unique because it exposes employees to a wide variety of careers in a short period of time.
• In regards to other fields for psychology majors, job seekers might consider either real estate, law enforcement, or market research. The starting salary range for jobs in these areas is anywhere from $35,000 to $50,000 per year.
• A lot of psychology majors pursue graduate degrees in law, social work, criminal justice, and education.
• In most cases, an employee with a master’s degree will earn more money than one with only a bachelor’s degree.
• Psychology majors should try to consider all their options early so they can focus their education on the career path that suits them best.