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https://assets.northpark.edu/wp-content/uploads/20180731130851/FB_20150825_NPU_Portraits_012.jpg24001600As a developmental psychologist, Dr. O’Toole’s areas of expertise are in cognitive development and media psychology. “Psychology contains many relatable topics,” says Dr. O'Toole. “We all have emotions, we all think, we all grow and develop.” Psychology majors will also develop scientific thinking skills to prepare them for success in graduate school and their future careers.