Definition of clinical psychology in English:

clinical psychology

noun

mass noun

The branch of psychology concerned with the assessment and treatment of mental illness and behavioural problems.
临床心理学
Example sentencesExamples
- I earned my PhD in clinical psychology from Harvard in 1970 and came to the University of Maine, where I'm now professor of psychology.
- John is an internationally recognised expert in the study of addiction and has research expertise in epidemiology, biostatistics, psychometrics and clinical psychology.
- Only about 40 percent of these coaches have training in clinical psychology, according to the International Coach Federation.
- The highest number of PhD's granted in 2000 were in clinical psychology - 39 percent.
- The subsequent 12 chapters are collected in three sections relating to criminal procedure, forensic clinical psychology, and forensic civil psychology.
- Cognitive behaviour theories in clinical psychology, however, may have an enduring effect on the training research of I / O psychologists.
- The work of CIA psychologists is grounded firmly in traditional clinical psychology and accepted professional practices.
- Health psychology and clinical psychology have also provided expertise on stress, health and mental health.
- A great deal of modern social and clinical psychology took shape through the study of food habits.
- The authors show how developments in clinical psychology can be extended to I / O psychology and hopefully improve training effectiveness.
- As the director of Emory's clinical psychology program, Westen is both a clinician and an active researcher.
- We also sought to provide relevant information to instructors of students in clinical psychology in preparation for prescription privileges for psychologists.
- Largely, psychologists who are ‘listees’ of the CRHSPP are graduates from programs of clinical psychology and counselling psychology.
- Present the field of clinical psychology as one that emphasizes individual responsibility and freedom to choose.
- My experience has been in clinical psychology and my work has been with adults, children, and families.
- As a profession, clinical psychology almost reflexively articulates only its role in mental health when describing its potential contributions to health.
- A number of prominent psychologists have addressed the educational and practice trends in clinical psychology.
- In August 2001, Casillas began her first year as a doctoral student in clinical psychology at USD after completing her master's degree.
- Doctoral training programs that blend school, counseling and clinical psychology find their voice.
- But the majority of professional development courses and documentation related to cultural issues for psychology is geared to clinical psychology.

Derivatives

clinical psychologist

noun

Psychologists, in particular those clinical psychologists with a broad knowledge of the health system, should also be considered.
Example sentencesExamples
- This team may include a behavioral neurologist or psychiatrist, a clinical psychologist or an educational psychologist.
- I hope it will have value for clinical psychologists as well as for psychologists in general.
- All therapy is conducted by licensed clinical psychologists.
- As two award-winning clinical psychologists, we see mental health quite differently.

Definition of clinical psychology in US English:

clinical psychology

nounˈklinəkəl sīˈkäləjē

The branch of psychology concerned with the assessment and treatment of mental illness and disability.
临床心理学
Example sentencesExamples
- A great deal of modern social and clinical psychology took shape through the study of food habits.
- Health psychology and clinical psychology have also provided expertise on stress, health and mental health.
- But the majority of professional development courses and documentation related to cultural issues for psychology is geared to clinical psychology.
- The authors show how developments in clinical psychology can be extended to I / O psychology and hopefully improve training effectiveness.
- Only about 40 percent of these coaches have training in clinical psychology, according to the International Coach Federation.
- I earned my PhD in clinical psychology from Harvard in 1970 and came to the University of Maine, where I'm now professor of psychology.
- As a profession, clinical psychology almost reflexively articulates only its role in mental health when describing its potential contributions to health.
- John is an internationally recognised expert in the study of addiction and has research expertise in epidemiology, biostatistics, psychometrics and clinical psychology.
- Largely, psychologists who are ‘listees’ of the CRHSPP are graduates from programs of clinical psychology and counselling psychology.
- A number of prominent psychologists have addressed the educational and practice trends in clinical psychology.
- The subsequent 12 chapters are collected in three sections relating to criminal procedure, forensic clinical psychology, and forensic civil psychology.
- As the director of Emory's clinical psychology program, Westen is both a clinician and an active researcher.
- Doctoral training programs that blend school, counseling and clinical psychology find their voice.
- The highest number of PhD's granted in 2000 were in clinical psychology - 39 percent.
- Present the field of clinical psychology as one that emphasizes individual responsibility and freedom to choose.
- Cognitive behaviour theories in clinical psychology, however, may have an enduring effect on the training research of I / O psychologists.
- In August 2001, Casillas began her first year as a doctoral student in clinical psychology at USD after completing her master's degree.
- The work of CIA psychologists is grounded firmly in traditional clinical psychology and accepted professional practices.
- We also sought to provide relevant information to instructors of students in clinical psychology in preparation for prescription privileges for psychologists.
- My experience has been in clinical psychology and my work has been with adults, children, and families.

单词	clinical psychology
释义	Definition of clinical psychology in English: clinical psychology noun mass noun The branch of psychology concerned with the assessment and treatment of mental illness and behavioural problems. 临床心理学 Example sentencesExamples I earned my PhD in clinical psychology from Harvard in 1970 and came to the University of Maine, where I'm now professor of psychology. John is an internationally recognised expert in the study of addiction and has research expertise in epidemiology, biostatistics, psychometrics and clinical psychology. Only about 40 percent of these coaches have training in clinical psychology, according to the International Coach Federation. The highest number of PhD's granted in 2000 were in clinical psychology - 39 percent. The subsequent 12 chapters are collected in three sections relating to criminal procedure, forensic clinical psychology, and forensic civil psychology. Cognitive behaviour theories in clinical psychology, however, may have an enduring effect on the training research of I / O psychologists. The work of CIA psychologists is grounded firmly in traditional clinical psychology and accepted professional practices. Health psychology and clinical psychology have also provided expertise on stress, health and mental health. A great deal of modern social and clinical psychology took shape through the study of food habits. The authors show how developments in clinical psychology can be extended to I / O psychology and hopefully improve training effectiveness. As the director of Emory's clinical psychology program, Westen is both a clinician and an active researcher. We also sought to provide relevant information to instructors of students in clinical psychology in preparation for prescription privileges for psychologists. Largely, psychologists who are ‘listees’ of the CRHSPP are graduates from programs of clinical psychology and counselling psychology. Present the field of clinical psychology as one that emphasizes individual responsibility and freedom to choose. My experience has been in clinical psychology and my work has been with adults, children, and families. As a profession, clinical psychology almost reflexively articulates only its role in mental health when describing its potential contributions to health. A number of prominent psychologists have addressed the educational and practice trends in clinical psychology. In August 2001, Casillas began her first year as a doctoral student in clinical psychology at USD after completing her master's degree. Doctoral training programs that blend school, counseling and clinical psychology find their voice. But the majority of professional development courses and documentation related to cultural issues for psychology is geared to clinical psychology. Derivatives clinical psychologist noun Psychologists, in particular those clinical psychologists with a broad knowledge of the health system, should also be considered. Example sentencesExamples This team may include a behavioral neurologist or psychiatrist, a clinical psychologist or an educational psychologist. I hope it will have value for clinical psychologists as well as for psychologists in general. All therapy is conducted by licensed clinical psychologists. As two award-winning clinical psychologists, we see mental health quite differently. Definition of clinical psychology in US English: clinical psychology nounˈklinəkəl sīˈkäləjē The branch of psychology concerned with the assessment and treatment of mental illness and disability. 临床心理学 Example sentencesExamples A great deal of modern social and clinical psychology took shape through the study of food habits. Health psychology and clinical psychology have also provided expertise on stress, health and mental health. But the majority of professional development courses and documentation related to cultural issues for psychology is geared to clinical psychology. The authors show how developments in clinical psychology can be extended to I / O psychology and hopefully improve training effectiveness. Only about 40 percent of these coaches have training in clinical psychology, according to the International Coach Federation. I earned my PhD in clinical psychology from Harvard in 1970 and came to the University of Maine, where I'm now professor of psychology. As a profession, clinical psychology almost reflexively articulates only its role in mental health when describing its potential contributions to health. John is an internationally recognised expert in the study of addiction and has research expertise in epidemiology, biostatistics, psychometrics and clinical psychology. Largely, psychologists who are ‘listees’ of the CRHSPP are graduates from programs of clinical psychology and counselling psychology. A number of prominent psychologists have addressed the educational and practice trends in clinical psychology. The subsequent 12 chapters are collected in three sections relating to criminal procedure, forensic clinical psychology, and forensic civil psychology. As the director of Emory's clinical psychology program, Westen is both a clinician and an active researcher. Doctoral training programs that blend school, counseling and clinical psychology find their voice. The highest number of PhD's granted in 2000 were in clinical psychology - 39 percent. Present the field of clinical psychology as one that emphasizes individual responsibility and freedom to choose. Cognitive behaviour theories in clinical psychology, however, may have an enduring effect on the training research of I / O psychologists. In August 2001, Casillas began her first year as a doctoral student in clinical psychology at USD after completing her master's degree. The work of CIA psychologists is grounded firmly in traditional clinical psychology and accepted professional practices. We also sought to provide relevant information to instructors of students in clinical psychology in preparation for prescription privileges for psychologists. My experience has been in clinical psychology and my work has been with adults, children, and families.
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