PSYC 481: Practices in Clinical Psychology

Course Description

This course explores the roles of scientific inquiry and psychological principles (cognitive, behavioral, and social) in the practice of clinical psychology as means of furthering knowledge and human welfare. Attention will be given to evidence based practices and non-specific factors common to treatments. Additional topics may include professional issues, access and availability of mental health treatment, and the use of assessments in diagnosis and treatment. Prerequisites: 18 credits of Psychology to include PSYCH 303 or instructor consent.