PSYCH-721 Evidence-Based Practice in Psychology
Introduces students to the concept of empirically informed clinical practice. Topics covered include the history of the evidence-based movement in psychology, an overview of the methods used in scientifically-informed clinical practice (e.g., case conceptualization, treatment planning, ongoing assessment of progress), and an introduction to specific evidence-based principles that can be used in psychotherapy (e.g., exposure therapy, behavioral activation, etc.). Normally offered yearly.
Prerequisite
Restricted to Clinical Doctoral students only, except by permission of program director and instructor.
Offered
Fall