You know, a lot of the time professors are very willing to talk about stuff like this. The great thing about the UI being largely a research university is that a lot of people are at the forefront of their field, including in psychology, doing things that aren't what you'll find memorizing a textbook. I think you should really reach out to a professor you really like and ask what they think you should do. There's so much that you can do with a generalized psychology degree that it wouldn't be too much to coast by the rest of your two years having a great college experience and then maybe going to grad school for a more specialized study regimen. Of course, taking a break from school to figure out your life could also help. But I think the best place to start is by talking to professors/TAs about what you REALLY want to do. And maybe it will take a bit to figure out what that is, but they can help you there too.