Career project i
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The document summarizes and compares information about three careers: lawyer, psychiatrist, and criminal investigator. It provides details about the job duties, skills and abilities required, common interests, education and training needed, potential earnings, and typical employment for each career. The concluding paragraph indicates that psychiatry is the most interesting career to the author because they find the mind interesting, enjoy helping people, and are motivated by the challenge and high salary of becoming a psychiatrist.
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