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This is a practicum CPSY 8292 Course designed for students who are completing their clinical psychology doctoral degree. Students will participate in psychological services in an approved setting. Students must have completed all required CPSY 8292 Coursework prior to enrollment and have been approved by the departmental internship coordinator to enroll. Students will complete 1,500 …

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CPSY 8285C Psychology Practicum IV (3 credits) builds on previous practicum experiences and extends and applies the student’s knowledge to advanced professional settings. The student will work with clients in a variety of clinical settings including hospitals, mental health clinics, child guidance centers, family agencies, schools, and research institutions. In addition to increasing the breadth …

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CPSY 8290 Course is an intensive field training experience that focuses on the application of psychological principles and methods to a specific setting. Students apply psychological principles and methods learned in previous CPSY 8290 Coursework to a real-world setting, observing and participating in practice activities under the supervision of an experienced practitioner. The practicum provides …

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CPSY 8284C Course is the third practicum for Clinical Psychology doctoral students. It involves placement in a clinical setting under the supervision of a clinical psychologist who meets program and university criteria. CPSY 8284C – Psychology Practicum III (3 credits) (PREREQUISITES: CPSY8283C, Permission of the Program Director) A practicum placement in which students complete activities …

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This class is an introduction to social psychology. The CPSY 8247 Course will focus on how individuals perceive and interact with each other in social situations. Social cognition, attitude formation and change, social influence, and interpersonal relations will be covered. Topics of discussion will also include applications of social psychology to real-world problems such as …

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CPSY 8245 Course provides an overview of interpersonal psychotherapy (IPT) as a treatment for mood disorders. IPT has been developed and refined over the past three decades and is recognized as an evidence-based approach to the treatment of major depressive disorder, dysthymic disorder, and subsyndromal depression. The CPSY 8245 Course begins with a review of …

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The goal of CPSY 8242 Course is to equip you with skills in behavior change and prevention. By the end of CPSY 8242 Course, you should have an understanding of behavioral theories and evidence-based practices that can help people change their health behaviors. This knowledge will enable you to design, implement, and evaluate behavior change …

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CPSY 8238 Course Description: CPSY 8238 Course examines cognition, emotion, and motivation as they influence human behavior. It explores the interaction of these three systems, as well as their interaction with biological processes. The role of cognition, emotion, and motivation in health-related behavior will be emphasized throughout the CPSY 8238 Course. CPSY 8238: Cognitive and …

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CPSY 8226 Course Description: CPSY 8226 Course examines the impact of biology on behavior and mental processes. Topics include brain organization and function, the physiological bases of motivation, emotion, perception, and learning, as well as issues related to health and psychopathology. CPSY 8226: Biopsychology (5 credits) CPSY 8226 Course will introduce students to the biological …

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CPSY 8215 Course provides a comprehensive overview of lifespan development from conception to death. Students will examine the biological, cognitive, social and emotional changes that occur across the lifespan in typical development as well as how atypical development affects these domains of functioning. Theoretical perspectives will be integrated throughout each topic covered. Students will also …

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