Chapter 1 Flashcards

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accreditation

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a designation bestowed by the APA on psychological training programs that meet acceptable training standards

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clinical practicum

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a training experience designed to build specific clinical skills - combines academic content or theory with practical experience

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clinical psychologist

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a member of a profession devoted to understanding and treating individuals affected by a variety of emotional, behavioral and cognitive difficulties

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activities that clinical psychologists partake in

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psychotherapy, assessment, diagnosis, teaching, supervision, research, consultation and adminstration

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clinical science model

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a clinical psych model that emphasizes empirically supported approaches to assessment, prevention and clinical intervention
- arose from the concern that clinical psych wasn’t grounded in science

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clinical social workers

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mhps trained in psychiatric diagnosis and in psychotherapy; involved in the day-to-day lives of patients - 2 yrs masters

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counseling psychologists

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psychologists whose interests and activities overlap with clinical ones - provide psychotherapy for maladjusted

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doctoral degree

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a degree that requires training beyond 2 yr masters - in clinical it’s after 4yrs of graduate training + 1yr internship

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graduate record examination

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GRE assess quantitative, verbal, and analytic abilties

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health psychologists

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psychologists that focus on the prevention of illness, the promotion and maintenance of good

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internship

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an intensive clinical experience required of all clinical psychology students at end of graduate training - typically 1 yr

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master’s degree

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an advance degree (2 yrs)

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paraprofessionals

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individual’s who have been trained to assist professional mental health workers

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professional schools

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schools offering advanced training in psychology that emphasize competence in assessment and psychotherapy over competence in research

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PsyD

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doc of psychology

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psychiatrist

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a physician with intensive training in the diagnosis and treatment of a variety of mental disorders

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psychological clinic

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a clinic operated by a clinical psychology training program

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qualifying examination

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an exam required of all clinical psychology students ensuring academic competence

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rehabilitation psychologists

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psychologist’s focus is on individuals with physical or cognitive disabilities

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school psychologists

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psychologists who work with educators to promote the intellectual, social and emotional growth of school age children

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scientist-practitioner model of training

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the predominant training philosophy in clinical psychology today - based on the idea that clinical psychologists should integrate their roles of scientist and practitioner

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theoretical orientation

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theoretical framework that a psychologist relies on to conceptualize and treat clients’ problems (ex. psychodynamic, cognitive, behavioral, interpersonal, systems, and eclective/integrative)