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MENTAL HEALTH TODAY: A QUICK LOOK OF THE PICTURE:PARA-PROFESSIONALS
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THE SKILLS & ACTIVITIES OF A CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGIST:THE INTERNSHIP
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HOW A CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGIST THINKS:Brian’s Case; an example, PREDICTION
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HISTORICAL OVERVIEW OF CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY:THE GREEK PERIOD
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HISTORY OF CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY:Research, Assessment, CONCLUSION
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HOW CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGISTS BECAME INVOLVED IN TREATMENT
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MODELS OF TRAINING IN CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY:PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS
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CURRENT ISSUES IN CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY:CERTIFICATION, LICENSING
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ETHICAL STANDARDS FOR CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGISTS:PREAMBLE
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THE ROLE OF RESEARCH IN CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY:LIMITATION
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THE RESEARCH PROCESS:GENERATING HYPOTHESES, RESEARCH METHODS
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THE CONCEPT OF ABNORMAL BEHAVIOR & MENTAL ILLNESS
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CAUSES OF MENTAL ILLNESOVERVIEW OF ETIOLOGY:PANDAS
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THE PROCESS OF DIAGNOSIS:ADVANTAGES OF DIAGNOSIS, DESCRIPTION
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THE CONCEPT OF PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT IN CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY
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THE CLINICAL INTERVIEW:The intake / admission interview, Structured interview
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THE ASSESSMENT OF INTELLIGENCE:RELIABILTY AND VALIDITY, CATTELL’S THEORY
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INTELLIGENCE TESTS:PURPOSE, COMMON PROCEDURES, PURPOSE
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THE USE AND ABUSE OF PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTING:PERSONALITY
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THE PROJECTIVE PERSONALITY TESTS:THE RORSCHACH
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THE OBSERVATIONAL ASSESSMENT AND ITS TYPES:Home Observation
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THE BEHAVIORAL ASSESSMENT THROUGH INTERVIEWS, INVENTORIES AND CHECK LISTS
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THE PROCESS AND ACCURACY OF CLINICAL JUDGEMENT:Comparison Studies
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METHODS OF IMPROVING INTERPRETATION AND JUDGMENT
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PSYCHOLOGICAL INTERVENTIONS AND THEIR GOALS:THE EXPERT ROLE
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IMPORTANCE OF PSYCHOTHERAPY:ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS
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COURSE OF NEW CLINICAL INTERVENTIONS:IMPLEMENTING TREATMENT
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NATURE OF SPECIFIC THERAPEUTIC VARIABLES:CLIENT’S MOTIVATION
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THE BEGINNING OF PSYCHOANALYSIS:THE CASE OF ANNA, THE INSTINCTS
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PSYCHOANALYTIC ALTERNATIVES:EGO ANALYSIS, CURATIVE FACTORS
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CLIENT CENTERED THERAPY:PURPOSE, BACKGROUND, PROCESS
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GESTALT THERAPY METHODS AND PROCEDURES:SELF-DIALOGUE
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ORIGINS AND TRADITIONAL TECHNIQUES OF BEHAVIOR THERAPY
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COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL THERAPY:MODELING, RATIONAL RESTRUCTURING
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GROUP THERAPY: METHODS AND PROCEDURES:CURATIVE FACTORS
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FAMILY AND COUPLES THERAPY:POSSIBLE RISKS
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INTRODUCTION AND HISTORY OF COMMUNITY PSYCHOLOGY:THE ENVIRONMENT
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METHODS OF INTERVENTION AND CHANGE IN COMMUNITY PSYCHOLOGY
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INTRODUCTION AND HISTORY OF HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY
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APPLICATIONS OF HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY:OBESITY, HEALTH CARE TRENDS
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NEUROPSYCHOLOGY PERSPECTIVES AND HISTORY:STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION
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METHODS OF NEUROLOGICAL ASSESSMENT:Level Of Performance, Pattern Analysis
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FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY:Qualification, Testifying, Cross Examination, Criminal Cases
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PEDIATRIC AND CHILD PSYCHOLOGY: HISTORY AND PERSPECTIVE
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INTERVENTIONS & TRAINING IN PEDIATRIC AND CLINICAL CHILD PSYCHOLOGY
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