Introduction to Clinical Psychology Ch. 1

A practice model that invovles the synthesis of information drawn from research and systematically collected data on the patient in question, the clinicians professional experience, and the patients preferences when considering health care options.

A) requires clinician to synthesis info from research, info from client, thier own professional experience, patients preferences
b) inform patients about viable options for assessment, prevention or intervention based on the best avaliable research evidence

Social, emotional and medical factors on students learning and development

Policy development, program planning, program management, research consultation, case management, discharge planning, counselling, therapy and advocacy.

A theoretical framework that takes into account biological, psychological, and social influences on health and illness. developed by Hippocrates.

Hippocrates. imbalances in the levels of blood, black and yellow bile and phlegm are responsible for emotional disturbance

Emphasised the role of societal and psychological needs in the development and alleviation of mental disorders

Emphasised biological determinents of mental disorders

Mental disturbances were not caused by witchcraft or satanic possession rather by natural causes.

Director of paris assylum directed that the chains be removed from all patients

Established country retreat where patients lived and worked

Promoted moral therapy, encouraged the use of compassion and patients rather than physical punishment and restraints.

Developer of clinical neurology. psychological factors in hysteria. used hypnosis and suggestion. (frued was a fan)

Studied individual differences among people. motor skills and reaction times.

Studied sensation and perception, established the first psych lab