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This document lists 10 occupations that employ individuals with only a bachelor's degree in psychology, including top managers, social workers, sales occupations, registered nurses, accountants, and other administrative, marketing, financial, and management-related roles. The source notes these common career paths according to the national psychology honor society Psi Chi.
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