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Showing 1 to 20 of 137 for “"Psychology, Counseling."”.
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Attitudes and Beliefs of Seventh-day Adventists Concerning Psychology, Counseling, and Mental Health Issues
… explored their attitudes and beliefs concerning psychology, counseling, and mental health issues.</p> <p><em>Method.</em> A survey was used to collect data on beliefs about psychology, attitudes towards counseling, beliefs about mental health issues, and beliefs about medical care from a sample …
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The Effect of Race in Therapy
… In Study 1, 46 graduate students in clinical psychology, counseling psychology, or social work watched a video of a therapy session with a client. The client was either an African American or Caucasian man who described an experience of prejudice or did not. After watching the video, …
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The Influence of Doctoral Psychology Trainees' Personal Cannabis Use, Perceptions of Cannabis' Risks, and Attitudes Toward Substance Use on Ability to Identify Cannabis Use Disorder
… diagnosing cannabis use disorder among doctoral psychology trainees. Participants (<em>N</em> = 123) were doctoral students in clinical psychology, counseling psychology, and related disciplines. Utilizing a quasi-experimental analogue design, the study examined whether doctoral psychology …
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Student characteristics used to place children in the learning disabled category
… in the graduate degree program in School Psychology, Counseling Psychology, or Education (Learning Disabilities or Emotional Disabilities). The students were randomly assigned to one of two groups, to which a treatment was then randomly assigned;Overall, judges were similar in how they …
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THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN INTERCULTURAL SENSITIZER FOR TRAINING NON-NAVAJO PERSONNEL.
… entering the fields of education, educational psychology, counseling, and clinical psychology. Attributions were elicited from them upon presentation of each episode and associated questions concerning the thoughts, feelings, or behavior of the Navajo participant in the incident. An empirical …
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The Contribution of Common Factors to Therapeutic Outcomes from the Clinician's Perspective: A Mixed Method Study to Explore Common Mechanisms of Change
… health disciplines (marriage and family therapy, psychology, counseling) attributed 69% of therapeutic change to common factors versus 31% to model-specific factors. Clinicians attributed different contributions to specific components of the CFs model: client (25%), therapist (20%), relationship …
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Managing Feelings of Incompetence in Supervision: A Modified Grounded Theory Study of Counselling Interns
Feelings of incompetence (FOI) are a pervasive self-care issue for practitioners of psychotherapy, independent of their levels of experience (Theriault & Gazzola, 2008). Supervision may be an effective strategy for alleviating the impact of FOI; however, it is unclear how FOI are managed in …
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Stage Two Outpatient Adolescent Recovery Program
<p>Non-suicidal self-harm is a broad term used to describe the intentional injury to oneself. Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) is an evidence-based treatment, originally developed for adults with Borderline Personality Disorder, that has been adapted for use with adolescents to treat self-harm …
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