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Which event prompted clinical psychologists to temporarily reduce their emphasis on intelligence assessment and cognitive dysfunction?
Which event prompted clinical psychologists to temporarily reduce their emphasis on intelligence assessment and cognitive dysfunction?
Who pioneered relationship therapy in 1938?
Who pioneered relationship therapy in 1938?
Which psychologist described the case of Albert and the white rat in 1920?
Which psychologist described the case of Albert and the white rat in 1920?
What was the seminal attempt to translate Freud's psychoanalysis into the language of learning theory?
What was the seminal attempt to translate Freud's psychoanalysis into the language of learning theory?
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In 1946, Alexander and French published a book on which topic?
In 1946, Alexander and French published a book on which topic?
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Who authored the first major alternative to psychoanalytic therapy with Client-Centered Therapy?
Who authored the first major alternative to psychoanalytic therapy with Client-Centered Therapy?
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What did Mary Cover Jones demonstrate in her work?
What did Mary Cover Jones demonstrate in her work?
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During World War II, why did psychologists begin to take on more mental health responsibilities?
During World War II, why did psychologists begin to take on more mental health responsibilities?
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'Client-Centered Therapy' by Carl Rogers was significant because it was:
'Client-Centered Therapy' by Carl Rogers was significant because it was:
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'Personality and Psychotherapy' by Dollard and Miller aimed to translate Freud's psychoanalysis into:
'Personality and Psychotherapy' by Dollard and Miller aimed to translate Freud's psychoanalysis into:
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Study Notes
Overview of Clinical Psychology
- Integrates research, teaching, and services for alleviating maladjustment and disability across various client populations.
- Involves assessment, diagnosis, intervention, consultation, research, and adherence to ethical professional principles.
- Focuses on intellectual, emotional, biological, psychological, social, and behavioral aspects of human functioning across diverse life spans, cultures, and socioeconomic backgrounds.
Key Components of Clinical Psychology
- Combines science, theory, and practice aimed at understanding and alleviating psychological issues while promoting adjustment and personal development.
Related Mental Health Professions
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Psychiatrist
- Medical doctor specializing in mental health; can prescribe medication and treat physical ailments.
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Rehabilitation Psychologist
- Works in hospitals aiding individuals with disabilities concerning their psychological and social challenges.
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School Psychologist
- Collaborates with educators to support the intellectual and emotional growth of students, evaluates special needs, and develops intervention strategies.
Scientist-Practitioner Model
- Predominant training philosophy emphasizing the integration of scientific research and practical application in clinical psychology.
Theoretical Orientations
- Frameworks used to conceptualize and treat clients, which include:
- Psychodynamic
- Cognitive
- Behavioral
- Interpersonal
- Systems
- Eclectic/Integrative approaches.
Historical Development of Clinical Psychology
- Lightner Witmer established the first psychological clinic, marking a significant development in the field.
- Philippe Pinel, a pioneer in humane treatment of mental illness, initiated reforms in 19th-century asylums.
- William Tuke created a model hospital dedicated to humane treatment practices, countering the brutality of his time.
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Description
Explore the field of clinical psychology according to J.H. Resnick's perspective. Learn about the principles, methods, and procedures used for understanding and alleviating different types of maladjustment, disability, and discomfort in various client populations.
