clinical psychologyin a sentence
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I read it in the Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology.
clinical psychology = the branch of psychology concerned with the treatment of abnormal thinking and behavior
- But that same tape has been given to almost two hundred marital therapists, marital researchers, pastoral counselors, and graduate students in clinical psychology, as well as newlyweds, people who were recently divorced, and people who have been happily married for a long time—in other words, almost two hundred people who know a good deal more about marriage than I do—and none of them was any better than I was.† (source)
- D. in clinical psychology, a particularly strong suit at Michigan.† (source)
- Tara was a graduate student at the time, finishing a doctorate at the California School of Professional Psychology, before embarking on her planned career as a clinical psychologist.† (source)
- Trained as a clinical psychologist, she practiced therapy for many years.† (source)
- The experimental psychologist is more or less the theoretician; the clinical psychologist applies what the experimentalist learns.† (source)
- He suggested I go into clinical psychology.† (source)
- JOEL SCHMIDT is a clinical psychologist at the Veterans Affairs Mental Health Clinic in Oakland, California.† (source)
- Coupled with Tara's meager income as a part-time clinical psychologist at Montana State, they were just managing to tread water with their monthly expenses.† (source)