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Showing 1 to 14 of 14 for “"scientist-practitioner"”.
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The clinical psychologist as science-practitioner
The scientist-practitioner model in clinical psychology is critically examined and illustrated by reference to applied research using archival data as well as survey, single-case and group design methodology. A definition of the scientist-practitioner as one who consumes and utilises research …
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The role of theory and research in clinical practice: an investigation of therapists' perceptions of the scientist-practitioner model according to stage of professional development and professional allegiance
The scientist -·practitioner model has been widely espoused as the optimum model of professional training and practice for clinical psychologists and increasingly, the related professions of counselling psychology and counselling. However, it has also proved to be contentious regarding the extent …
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Examining factors that facilitate and encourage research activity in female counselling psychologists
… despite these being key components of the scientist-practitioner model, which has significant consequences on the individual’s career progression and the field’s growth within the wider scientific context. Research has primarily focused on barriers to such engagement. The present study aims …
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An Empirical Examination of Doctoral Training Models in Clinical Psychology in the United States
… of clinical training have been proposed: the scientist-practitioner model, the practitioner-scholar model, and the clinical scientist model. Despite clinical psychology’s universal claim for empirical moorings, the debate about the foundation of training in clinical psychology has remained …
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Before Boulder: Professionalizing clinical psychology, 1896-1949
… documents the early history that led to the scientist-practitioner ("Boulder") model of training in clinical psychology. It uncovers pre-Boulder training guidelines and programs suggested by individuals and psychological organizations while exploring two themes: (1) the boundary issues …
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Developmental Pedagogy in Marriage and Family Therapy Education
<p>New practice domains are opening up for practitioners of family therapy in the medical, organizational, and human relations fields. In this new environment, family therapy educators and supervisors are required to cross the epistemological spaces of scientist-practitioner, postmodernism, and …
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Professional Doctorate in Health Psychology thesis portfolio (Palmer : 2020)
… and increasing my self-efficacy as a reflexive scientist-practitioner. I have strived to gain work experience in a variety of settings and over the 4.5-year period have worked within the NHS, the charity sector, in industry, as a member of a public health committee and in my role as a teacher …
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A feasibility study for the reporting of cervical large loop excisions of the transformation zone (LLETZ) biopsies by consultant biomedical scientists in the UK
… to extend the roles of advanced biomedical scientist practitioner (ABMSPs) now referred to as Consultant Biomedical Scientists (BMS) to report the histology of large loop excision biopsies of the cervical transformation zone (LLETZ) within the NHS Cervical Screening Programme (NHSCSP). …
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Helping neophyte counseling psychologists with intraoccupational choice : the identification of useful information
… vocational interests as assessed by the Scientist Practitioner Inventory (SPI; Leong & Zachar, 1991, 1993, Zachar & Leong, 1992) and Teaching Interests Questionnaire were better at predicting the work setting continuum than were general vocational interests as assessed by the Vocational …
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Work, work values and religious values : how Christian clinical psychologists experience the connections
… psychologist has been described as that of the 'scientist-practitioner', giving the impression that, in broad terms, it involves the practical application of psychological knowledge in a clinical setting. This study commences by critically examining the values of the 'science' and of the …
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Counselling psychologists perspectives on professionalism
… and as an appropriates substitute for the scientist-practitioner model. I The case study explores therapeutic work with a student who had been refused refugee status. It considers the development of a therapeutic relationship in a context of fear and powerlessness. It also reviews the …
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Evaluating Therapy Effectiveness in an Mft Training Clinic: Current Practices and Recommendations for the Future
While a significant amount of attention has been paid to the efficacy of marriage and family therapy (MFT), research on the effectiveness of MFT is lacking. Furthermore, university training clinics are an underutilized, yet excellent resource for collecting effectiveness research data. This study …
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The requirement to be fit and proper: What does it mean to Australian psychologists?
The phrase fit and proper is used in the Health Practitioners Regulation National Law Act (Qld), 2009, which came into effect nationally in 2010 and governs psychologists. As with previous legislation that used the phrase, the legislator does not define fit and proper, leaving it up to each …