PSYC 230
Clinical Psychology
Psychology · Faculty of Arts and Sciences · 3 credits
Description
An introduction to the history and development of the science and practice of clinical psychology with a critical examination of training models, approaches to clinical
problems, methods of assessment, choice of empirically validated interventions, prevention strategies and career opportunities. The course surveys clinical and
research activities (assessment, therapy, and consultation), settings (clinical, hospital, school, court, and private practice), and professional issues (roles, ethics, and laws).