Week 5 Flashcards
What are the three approved pathways into registration?
- 4+2 internship program (inc.P.G. Dip. of Professional Psych.)
- 5+1 internship program (under development)
- Accredited professional degree (masters or doctoral)
According to wesley mission, what are the percentages that emotional problems affect us all in our lifetime
53%
According to wesley mission, what are the percentages that emotional problems affect us all in 12 months?
26%
What does provisional registration mean?
Limbo land that exists between completing a psychology degree and going to a full registered psychologist.
What is the problem with the wesley mission survey?
that they only survey the top 30 disorders on dsmIV so it misses out on a few.
Lifetime only represents that point in their lifetime, not their whole life.
When you ask people whether they have a family member or close friend that has an emotional problem, twhat is the percentage?
64%
When you ask people whether they have a family member or close friend or colleague that has an emotional problem, what is the percentage?
77%
If you ask men what whether they have a family member or close friend that has an emotional problem, twhat is the percentage?
72%
If you ask women what whether they have a family member or close friend that has an emotional problem, twhat is the percentage
83%
What is rural emotional health problem percentage?
86%
If you knew you had an emotional disorder, how many of you would NOT seek help vs physical problem
55% vs 7%
When surveying the USA vs Aus, how many people had any disorder in their lifetime?
- 5% AUS
57. 4% USA
When surveying the USA vs Aus, how many people had any disorder in the last 12 months?
20% AUS v 32.4% USA
What are the percentages for mood disorders for lifetime vs 12 months?
15% lifetime
6.2% 12 months
What are the percentages for anxiety disorders for lifetime vs 12 months?
- 3% lifetime
14. 4% 12 months
What are the percentages for substance abuse for lifetime vs 12 months
- 7% lifetime
5. 1% 12 months
How much is the limit for fee help?
$93,000
If you dont get a place in a masters program, how can you get in?
Doing a certificate or a PG diploma
What is a clinical psychologist?
Specialists in the assessment, diagnosis & treatment of psychological & mental health problems.
Involved in research, teaching and supervision, program development & evaluation, public policy & other activities that promote psychological health in individuals, families, groups, and organisations
What is clinical neuropsychology?
Assess, diagnose & treat psychological disorders associated with conditions affecting the brain(inc. neurological, medical & psychiatric conditions, developmental disorders & learning disabilities.)
What is counselling psychology?
Psychological assessment and psychotherapy for individuals, couples, families and groups, and treat a wide range of psychological problems.
What is health psychology?
Specialists in health behaviour change. Investigates the links between psychological and social factors, and physical health in order to improve health and prevent illness.
What is forenic psychology?
Legal psychologist etc
What is organisational psychology?
The science of people at work- improve work environments
What is educational and developmental psychology?
Concerned with the development and learningof people throughout their entire lifespan.
What is sport psych?
Study of psychological factors that influence, and are influenced by, participation in sport, exercise and physical activity, and the application of this knowledge.
