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I am new to this wobsite and thus cautious about editing it, but I\\\'m not sure that the point about psychiatrists under \\\"Real Life\\\" is an example of this trope. Dealing with violence is not (usually) part of the job description in the first place, so being otherwise good at psychiatry doesn\\\'t seem like an example of \\\"this character proves competent at almost everything... except his actual job\\\".

Additionally, psychiatrists trained to cooperate with those who are better-suited to dealing with violence certainly do exist, so it isn\\\'t a very good example in the first place. It\\\'s certainly not something that law enforcement should be handling solo if they can help it, but this really isn\\\'t the place to have that discussion.

I think that I\\\'ll remove the example; I presume that the edit can be reverted if I was incorrect to do so.

The example in question:
*Psychiatrists might be good at treating normally nonviolent people with mental illnesses, but when it comes to dealing with violent criminals who have similar mental problems, they aren\\\'t the best at dealing with the mess

EDIT: Well shoot guess who forgot to fill in the \\\"reason\\\" section. Sorry folks. Noob and such.