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An account of why an individual would be particularly suitable for a doctorate course in psychology, with reference to her personal and professional experience and her cultural background.
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professional, why this individual, Ms X, would be a suitable candidate for a doctorate in psychology, in terms of her personal background, her experience, and her interests and skills.
For example, the candidate has a professional background in the corporate world which
has given her considerable insight into the way in which individuals interact with the organisational structure, and with one another. She is aware that Corporate America separates ones personal and
professional life and therefore any problems experienced in the one are not permitted to affect the other. She sees this as having a negative impact both on professional competence and
personal interactions: if individuals are unable to communicate freely and openly with one another, this will contribute further to stress in the work environment. If one considers this from the
standpoint of both individual well-being and corporate productivity, it is clear that such stress will not be beneficial at any level: it is very much in the interests of organisations
and institutions to safeguard the welfare of their members.
Ms X is also particularly interested in womens self development within the industrial environment, especially as there are a number of factors which specifically affect womens capacity to realise
their professional potential. Despite extensive legislation in the latter part of the twentieth century, it is evident that there is still a significant level of gender bias in the workplace,
especially in certain areas of career development, and that this is at least partly the result of a patriarchal organisational culture. In theory, women should have equal opportunities at all
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