PSY 242 - Laboratory in Assessment I
Semester Hours: 2
Fall
This practicum in psychological assessment takes place under the direct, individual supervision of a faculty member in the Psychological Evaluation, Research, and Counseling (PERC) clinic. In consultation with their supervising professor, trainees must initiate contact, clarify presenting problems, schedule appointments, and interview patients in the clinic. After selecting appropriate psychological instruments, the student must then administer, score, interpret, and integrate the findings, with recommendations, into a comprehensive psychological report. An informing conference is held with the patient, trainee, and faculty supervisor present before a final report is issued.
Prerequisite(s)/Course Notes:
PSY 240 , 241 or equivalents. Corequisite: PSY 242A . Open only to students matriculated in the doctoral program in clinical psychology , or permission of instructor.
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