Significats de clinical psychology en anglès

Daniel Freeman is a professor of clinical psychology at the University of Oxford.

He said he has a degree in clinical psychology, so that's one blessing.

This type of lie is of greater interest to social than to clinical psychology.

This led me to thinking about my own research area, which is clinical psychology and psychopathology.

He has recently retired from his position as professor in clinical psychology at Stockholm University, Sweden.

I have degrees in counseling and clinical psychology.

She also has a BA degree and plans to do her honours in clinical psychology next year.

In the past decades, reductionism has dominated both research directions and funding policies in clinical psychology and psychiatry.

It consists of prominent researchers in the field of psychiatry, clinical psychology, brain stimulation, neuroscience and machine learning.

This review summarises theoretical issues and current research on working with clients' resources and strengths in clinical psychology and psychotherapy.

The psychological suffering of children and adolescents with these conditions is generally dealt with interventions of clinical psychology and psychotherapy.

On the other hand, in clinical psychology, "ambiguity intolerance" describes the tendency to perceive ambiguous situations as undesirable.

Now, the clinical psychology major boasts a 3.7 GPA.

These were designed by two women: one studied clinical psychology, the other is a mechanical engineer who went to MIT.

In any case, Davey's nicely measured essay is the sort of thing clinical psychology and psychiatry need more of right now.

According to Mark Freeston, a professor of clinical psychology at Newcastle University in the UK, it's all to do with evolution.