Psychology graduates at the bachelor's level have been successfully employed as teachers, aides in psychological or psychiatric therapy units, industrial testing specialists, social service coordinators, child abuse case workers, public relations specialists, welfare case workers, psychologist's assistants, behavior measurement recorders, rehabilitation case workers, mental hospital program coordinators, foster care workers, child day-care center workers, science writers, ward attendants, job performance evaluators, job analysts, personnel selectors, personnel placement and recruitment officers, consultants, consumer behavior analysts, management trainees, interviewers, data collectors and analysts, organizational developers, laboratory research assistants, and many more.