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Assessment - -gathering of information and data. interviews, psych tests, observation -Scientist practitioner model (Boulder model) - -an approach to clinical psychology w/ the dual emphasis on both practice and research. -Practitioner scholar model (Vail model) - -Doctoral level degree with less extensive training in research & more extensive training in the development of applied clinical skills. More emphasis on practice. -Clinical scientist model - -strongly science oriented model o...

Assessment - -gathering of information and data. interviews, psych tests, observation -Scientist practitioner model (Boulder model) - -an approach to clinical psychology w/ the dual emphasis on both practice and research. -Practitioner scholar model (Vail model) - -Doctoral level degree with less extensive training in research & more extensive training in the development of applied clinical skills. More emphasis on practice. -Clinical scientist model - -strongly science oriented model o...

Assessment - -gathering of information and data. interviews, psych tests, observation -Scientist practitioner model (Boulder model) - -an approach to clinical psychology w/ the dual emphasis on both practice and research. -Practitioner scholar model (Vail model) - -Doctoral level degree with less extensive training in research & more extensive training in the development of applied clinical skills. More emphasis on practice. -Clinical scientist model - -strongly science oriented model o...

abnormality - -forms of behavior that are outside the normal range; often labeled mental disorders, psychiatric diagnoses, or psychopathology -assessment - -a common professional activity of clinical psychologists in which clients are evaluated or appraised via clinical interviews, testing, observation, or other means -attending behaviors - -fundamental aspects of listening, including eye contact, body language, vocal qualities, and verbal tracking -being self-aware - -a general skill f...

American Society for the Advancement of Pharmacotherapy - -A division of the APA devoted to issues related to prescription privileges for psychologists -Cybertherapy - -The use of technology, including the Internet, videoconferencing, smartphones, and text-based services, in the application of clinical psychology. -Patrick H DeLeon - -A prominent proponent of prescription privileges for clinical psychologists and a former president of the American Psychological Association -Dialectical ...

categorical approach - -an approach in diagnosis based on the notion that an individual either has or does not have a particular disorder -culture-bound syndromes - -as listed in the appendix of DSM-IV and DSM-IV-TR, sets of symptoms or experiences of people within a specific cultural group or society -DSM - -the prevailing diagnostic guide for mental health professionals containing the definitions of all mental disorders, published by the APA -dimensional approach - -an approach to dia...

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Pathological basis of IRIS To understand the immunopathogenesis of IRIS it will be crucial to elucidate the intrinsic dynamics of immune cell recovery after initiation of HAART. The numerical increase in circulatory CD4+ T-cells has been well described, but much remains to be learned about the characteristics, specificity and function of these cells. Initial descriptions showed that activated memory cells (CD4+CD45RO+) account for the early incremental phase of CD4+ cell recovery followi...

achievement - -what a person has accomplished, especially in academics -achievement tests - -standardized tests used to measure how much students have learned in specific, clearly defined content areas, including but not limited to reading, mathematics, science, and social studies -Bender Visual-Motor Gestalt Test - -(Bender-Gastalt II): the current edition of a brief neuropsychological screen in which clients are asked to copy simple geometric designs -Charles Spearman - -a pioneer in ...

Clinical Psychology Science, Practice, and Diversity 5th Edition by Andrew Test Bank Chapter 1: Clinical Psychology: Definition and Training Test Bank Multiple Choice 1. The term clinical psychology was first used in print in the year ______. A. 1780 B. 1894 C. 1907 D. 1952 Ans: C Cognitive Domain: Knowledge Answer Location: Original Definition Difficulty Level: Medium 2. The first person to use the term clinical psychology in print was ______. A. Lightner Witmer B. Sigmund Freud ...