Tips for Interviewing for Internship by Dr. Mitch Prinstein
If you’re applying for internship this year, you’ve probably submitted most of your applications for internship by now and are anxiously awaiting emails and phone calls from internship training directors inviting you for an interview.
While you’re waiting for those emails, here are some great tips by Dr. Mitch Prinstein, co-author of the APAGS internship workbook Internships in Psychology. This is a PowerPoint slideshow with Dr. Prinstein speaking over the slides.
If you want more information on interviewing, the workbook has more details.
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