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Clinical practicum

Clinical practicum refers to a training experience designed to build specific clinical skills (in assessment, psychotherapy, etc.). Usually, a practicum combines academic content, or theory, with practical experience.

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Clinical Psychologist

The Clinical psychologist is a psychologist who specializes in the treatment of psychological and behavioral disturbances or who does research on such disturbances.

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Clinical psychology

Clinical psychology is the branch of psychology dealing with the diagnosis and treatment of personality and behavioral disorders., and psychiatric problems.

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Clinical science model

Clinical science model refers to a clinical psychology training model that emphasizes empirically supported approaches to assessment, prevention, and clinical intervention. Clinical science model arose from concerns that Clinical psychology was not firmly grounded in science.

Clinical scientist model

Deutsch: Klinisch-wissenschaftliches Modell / Español: Modelo de científico clínico / Português: Modelo de cientista clínico / Français: Modèle de scientifique clinique / Italiano: Modello di scienziato clinico /

Clinical scientist model refers to a training model that encourages rigorous training in empirical research methods and the integration of scientific principles into clinical practice.

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Clinical significance

Clinical significance refers to the degree to which research findings have useful and meaningful applications to real problems. Clinical significance is also known as Practical significance.

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Clinical skills

Clinical skills refer to the attitudes and techniques used by professional counselors. They include the eight (8) attitudes of the helper, foundational skills, information gathering skills, and commonly used skills.

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Clinical supervision

Clinical supervision refers to an intensive, interpersonally focused relationship in which one person is designated to facilitate the development of therapeutic competence in one or more other persons. (Loganbill, Hardy, & Delworth, 1982).

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