Clinical Psychology deals with the practical aspect of ___________?

Related Mcqs:

1. Community psychology, health psychology, and neuropsychology are considered which of the following in clinical psychology?

   A. Precursors B. Continuums C. Inferences D. Subspecialties...

2. Which subfield of psychology share much common ground with clinical psychology?

   A. Counselling psychology B. Developmental psychology C. Health psychology D. Forensic psychology...

3. The application of psychological theories, methods and techniques to solve practical human problems describes an area of psychology known as ____________?

   A. Social psychology B. Para-psychology C. Applied psychology D. Humanistic psychology...

4. The two primary concerns in the clinical psychology practice are which of the following?

   A. Diagnosis, prevention B. Prevention, treatment C. Development, treatment D. Diagnosis, treatment...

5. What is the main purpose of clinical psychology?

   A. Describe, explain, predict, and change human behavior B. To conduct research on mental disorders C. To develop new testing measures to identify mental disorders D. To teach psychology courses in an academic setting...

6. Early influences on the field of clinical psychology include the work of which psychoanalyst?

   A. Sigmund fraud B. Erich Fromm C. Frieda Fromm D. Jane gallop...

7. The clinical psychology field covers a broad range of disciplines except which one of the following?

   A. Learning and behavioral processes B. Psychopathology C. Personality development D. Testing and psychotherapies...

8. “Modern clinical Psychology” is written by:

   A. Skinner B. Monroe C. Sheldon j. Korchin D. None of the above...

9. What are the aspect of educational psychology?

   A. Social B. Abnormal C. Individual D. All of the above...

10. The most distinctive aspect of Freud’s theory of psychoanalysis is the belief that the conscious mind is influenced by ___________?

    A. innate factors B. learning and experience C. external stimuli D. unconscious thought processes E. None of these...