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(Photo Credit: Rantz) Welcome to the about clinical psychology Q & A page. This page consists of all the clinical psychology related questions visitors have submitted to the All About Psychology website, along with any replies (shown in italics) received in response to these questions. About Clinical PsychologyClinical Psychology Definition: By Victor, CA, USA What is a strong definition of clinical psychology? I am a 15 year old who wants to join the field but i get kind of confused when people ask me what does clinical psychology mean. Clinical psychology is the branch of psychology concerned with the assessment and treatment of mental illness, abnormal behavior and psychiatric problems. (Joyal). M Phil Clinical Psychology: By Anonymous Can someone who has M Phil Clinical Psychology degree practice in the USA? If not what is required to practice psychology in the USA? Clinical Psychology Biopsychosocial Model: By Jeanine DeJesus, CA, USA Are there any clinical problems where the biopsychosocial model is not useful? Clinical Psychology in The USA: By Meenal, India Hi. I have completed my masters degree in clinical psychology from Mumbai, India. I wish to pursue my further studies in the US. I wanted to know as to what are the funding opportunities like for the Phd or PsyD programs there? Also is an Indian masters degree considered or will I have to do my masters again? Also what are the job opportunities like for outside students to work in the field? is it possible to work only with a master's degree there? Thankyou. Meenal Applying For a Masters in Clinical Psychology: By Nurul, Kuala Lumpar, Malaysia Hi. I have a two questions regarding applying for a masters in clinical psychology. If I don't have an educational background in psychology, am I eligible to apply for a masters in clinical psychology? How about individuals who have an educational background in psychology but have no experience in the field of psychometric & bio-statistics, are they eligible to apply for the same course? Thank you. Related ResourcesScience and Pseudoscience in Clinical Psychology by Scott O. Lilienfeld, Steven Jay Lynn & Jeffrey M. Lohr
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