Eppp assessment exam - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Senior Psychologist a person who has been licensed for 10 or more years Equivalent work experience to Postdoctoral SWE Three years of full time practice (at least 30 hours per week for 50 weeks per year), in an organized setting where supervision and collaboration were provided; or Licensure as a psychologist in another jurisdiction for at least five years. Members Comprised of six members (5 licensed psychologists and 1 public member) appointed by the Governor Officers ...

EPPP ETHICS EXAM QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE ANSWERS A avoid making a recommendation and, instead, leave the final decision to the court. B make a recommendation only if the assessment has involved procedures that have been validated for this purpose. C make a recommendation only if he/she was not retained by one of the parents but was retained by the court. D make a recommendation only if it is based on adequate psychological data and consideration of the best interests of the child. ...

Clinical Psychology defined - ANSWER-A branch of applied psychology focusing on the assessment and treatment of mental health concerns and restoration of health and wellbeing in research and practice What Does it Take to become a Clinical Psychologist? - ANSWER-Work ethic, determination, aptitude- Compassion, empathy, authenticity, self-reflectiveness, and related interpersonal skills • Clinical attitude (this stuff) vs. scientific attitude (scepticism and hard-headedness, approach probl...

EPPP MC 1 STUDY GUIDE EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS This is a practical, and often realistic, problem. You have a 14-year-old who doesn't want to come to you. You have a referral from the school that his grades are going down. You made an assessment that there doesn't appear, now anyway, to be any psychiatric disorder. So, what would you do? There's no need to suggest treatment since he doesn't want to come see you. And, besides, you haven't found any problems. You wouldn't continue an ass...

EPPP Exam 7 Satir identified four dysfunctional communication styles that contribute to family problems: blaming, placating, distracting (often referred to as irrelevant), and computing (also known as super-reasonable). The fundamental assumption of person-centered therapy is that by providing clients with three facilitative conditions—empathy, unconditional positive regard, and congruence—clients can overcome internalized conditions of worth and progress from incongruence to con...

EPPP Abnormal Psychology Exam Questions Correctly Answered. DSM-5 - CORRECT ANSWER * Categorical classification system (to account for diagnostic heterogeneity, most diagnoses include a polythetic criteria set) *Provides a non-axial assessment system where all psychiatric and medical diagnoses are linked together, with the principal diagnosis listed first, and any other disorders are listed in order of focus and treatment Diagnostic uncertainty is indicated by using one of the followi...

Multicultural and Diversity Issues (EPPP) Exam Questions And Answers. Sue et al. (1991) Outcome Study - CORRECT ANSWER - clients from all racial groups were likely to show improvements on Global Assessment Scale - Hispanic Americans has the best outcomes, followed by Anglo, Asian, and African Americans Premature Termination - CORRECT ANSWER - members of ethnic and cultural minority groups are more likely than Anglo clients to end early - African Americans have highest drop out rate and...

Florida Psychology Licensure-Part A (Chapter 490, Florida Statues, Psychological Services) Already Passed!! Intent practice of psychology by unqualified person = danger to public health, safety, and welfare. ensure emotional survival Practice of psychology includes all types of activities in which psychologists are involved through scientific and applied psychological principles, methods, & procedures WITHOUT REGARD TO WHETHER PAYMENT IS REQUESTED OR RECEIVED FOR SERVICES Practice of scho...

Clinical Psychology Midterm 2023 Clinical Psychologist - A person whose work with others involved aspects of treatment, education, and interpersonal issues. Lighter Witmer - (1907) first used clinical psychology in print First Clinics were children with behavioral or educational problems However applicable to all ages and with a variety of presenting problems Clinical Psychology (APA) - Integrates science, theory, and practice to understand, predict, and alleviate maladjustment, disabi...

Clinical Psychology Exam 1 Chapters 1-7 Exam Review 2023 A+ Clinical psychology - ANS-involves rigorous study and applied practice directed toward understanding and improving the psychological facts of the human experience, including but not limited to issues or problems of behavior, emotions, or intellect. Scientist-practitioner model (Boulder model) - ANS-psychotherapy and research blend; training in psychology should jointly emphasize both practice and research blend; graduate stud...