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Field of applications of psychological principles that is primarily concerned with the psychological adjustment of individuals

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Clinical Psychology

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Trying to solve illness trough interventions

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Psychological adjustments

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Specialties

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Vocational counseling
Human engineering
School psychology
Psychiatry
Social worker
Lawyer
speech pathologist
religious worker

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What do clinical psychologist do?

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  1. Measurements and assessments of intelligence and general abilities
  2. Measurements of personalities and diagnosis to abnormal behaviors
  3. Psychotherapy
  4. Research and teaching
  5. Behavioral medicine
  6. Building new and more adequate theories about human nature
  7. Interested to other field of psychology
  8. Work in medical schools and university clinic
  9. General hospitals and in adult and child treatment centers
    10.Public institution
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Is psychology an art or science

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  • Art
    - Deals with clients in different ways
    - Knock of doing things
  • Science
    Prediction systematize measuring controlling and understanding
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Traces of live experiences of individuals and to say something about the mechanic of his particular illness

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Case history

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To know the patients past present and future

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Case history

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Story about his life presented in most complete and objective manner

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Case history

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Facts about his development and events leading up to his present status

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Case history

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Sources

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People he share with

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Reliability

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Source should be connected to patient
Consistency

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Find out about the patients motivations, the kids of behavior he shows in responding to these motives

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Clinical interview

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Easily observed superficial behavior is usually less important than unrecognized behavior pattern and motive system which must be inferred to make behavior meaningful

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Diagnosis

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Sources of information

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  • Capacities
  • Motivational patters
  • Conflicts
  • Ways he has learn to deal
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Contents of case history (louttit’s version)

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  • Personality history
    - Present
    - Description of behavior
    - Physical
    - Performance ability and achievement
    - Living condition
    - Past
    - Birth and infancy
    - Health
    - Education
    - Other experiences and activity
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Account of oneself

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Autobiography

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Useful for reasonable intelligent and literate client who are not severely ill

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Autobiography

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Early beginning of clinical psychology practice

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Historical trends

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Shock by the senseless brutalities that was custom in 19th century mental hospitals

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Phillipe Pinel

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Work milestone in development of psychiatry

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Phillipe Pinel

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Devoted himself in the establishment of model hospital for humane treatment

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William Tuke

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Campaigned for better facilities

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Dorothe Dips

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Initiated the building of hospitals for the insane

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Dorothe Dips

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  • Father of psychometrics
    • Qualitative methods
    • Establish anthropometric lab in 1882
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Francis Galton

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Coined mental test

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James McKeen Cattell

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Reaction time difference was a way of approach the study of intelligence

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James McKeen Cattell

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Began modern treatment by opening first clinic in 1986

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Lightner Witmen

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First psychological journal “ the first psychological clinic”

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Lightner Witmen

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  • Exogenous
    ○ Curable
    ○ Environment
  • Endogenous
    ○ Incurable
    ○ Genetics
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Emil Kraepelin

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Study of individual differences was the notion of norms

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Alfred Binet

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Intelligence scale with Theodore Simon

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Alfred Binet

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  • Psychodynamic theory
    Word association to revile the unconscious
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Carl Jung

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General intelligence

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Charles Spearman

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Separate abilities

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Edward Thorndike

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  • Army alpha- verbal
  • Army beta - nonverbal
  • First group testing
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Robert Yerkes

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Draw a person test

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Goodenough

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  • Rorschach inkblot test
    Use for schizophrenic
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Herman Rorschach

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Thematic apperception test

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Christiana Morgan And Henry Murray

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  • Objective self report test
  • General test for prospect mental illness
  • 10 scales
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Multiple personality inventory (MMPI)

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Alternative to Stanford Binet

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Wechsler intelligence scale for children

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Developed by APA

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Diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders

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Psychoanalysis

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Josef Breuer and Sigmund Freud

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Testing how kids play rather than what they say

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Play therapy

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