Psychology or English Degree - which is more likely to get me a job?

Which of these is more likely to get me a well paid job?
Which of these has a wider careers net?

I thought that I wanted to do psychology at uni but recently I've been having second thoughts

I enjoy both subjects at alevel (I do psychology,english literature and economics-not an option at uni since I dislike it) but the thing is I'm better at english but i find psychology interesting(not to say i dont find some of the plays i read in english interesting too) however my dad/mum are worried that if i go to uni and dont like one subject or another I'll do bad...my parents(dad especially is so annoying...legit I spent 10 mins arguing about joint honours and single honours he said ucas makes people choose three subjects before finally picking the unis...is that true?)

Interms of work I know that I'd like to work in the NHS in some capacity...if it were possible I'd love to become a sports psychologist for manchester united/a professional team but thats really unlikely...i wouldn't mind becoming a journalist or even a consultant since i like helping people...any good job ideas?

Ucas dont make you choose anything, you can apply for whatever 5 courses you want. I
If you like the idea of helping people and want to work in the nhs then psychology is the better option by far. At the end of the day you should go for whichever one you re more passionate about as unis all about independent study and if you dont find what you learn interesting enough you wont go home and do the reading.

can you do journalism with a psychology degree?

Which of these is more likely to get me a well paid job?
Which of these has a wider careers net?

Doesn't really matter. They're both fairly generic degree subjects. Do the one you'd enjoy more and be likely to do well in.

generic in a good way right?
I know that doing psychology gives you:
The ability to analyse data effectively
Essay writing skills
The ability to look at the world in a variety of different ways
Provides an insight into the minds of others
Scientific Analysis

Do you know anyone who has done a psychology degree? Could you tell me where they are now?

English may be a smidge safer to study and be more transferable due to the fact that psychology is now one of "those" degrees. When I say that, I mean they're oversubscribed to the ends of the earth, just like Law, criminal sciences etc. Unless you have a stellar CV to go along with a good degree classification, you will have more or less not got the value you expected from a psychology degree.

Which of these is more likely to get me a well paid job?
Which of these has a wider careers net?

generic in a good way right?
I know that doing psychology gives you:
The ability to analyse data effectively
Essay writing skills
The ability to look at the world in a variety of different ways
Provides an insight into the minds of others
Scientific Analysis

Do you know anyone who has done a psychology degree? Could you tell me where they are now?

generic in a good way right?
I know that doing psychology gives you:
The ability to analyse data effectively
Essay writing skills
The ability to look at the world in a variety of different ways
Provides an insight into the minds of others
Scientific Analysis

Do you know anyone who has done a psychology degree? Could you tell me where they are now?

English is a credible degree anywhere and everywhere. Psychology is a modern '-ology' degree and unless you are taking it through to a medical career, is seen by most employers are a much weaker degree.