âFINRA, or the SEC, should be condemning that.â Morgan Stanley declined to comment for this article. Fienberg has this to say: âWhen one of the firms attempted to do [the above], thereby precluding the individual from having a day in arbitration, FINRA brought an enforcement action against the firm.â
Sports psychology can even help people off the playing field. The same strategies that sport psychologists teach athletes â relaxation techniques, mental rehearsals and cognitive restructuring, for example â are also useful in the workplace and other settings.
To become a qualified forensic psychologist you need to complete: 1  a British Psychological Society (BPS)-accredited degree in psychology, leading to Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership (GBC). 2  a Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC)-approved programme of training leading to registration as a forensic psychologist.o do a BPS-accredited degree you will usually need five GCSEs (A-C), plus three A levels. Check with course providers for exact entry requirements. If you are a graduate in a subject other than psychology you may be able to become eligible for GBC by completing an accredited conversion course.