Scientific competence and health service psychology master’s training: An outline for an applied methodology course.
Yevgeny Botanov,
Andrew Bertagnolli,
Lee D. Cooper
et al.
Abstract:As the American Psychological Association approaches the accreditation of master’s programs in health service psychology (HSP), an examination and reconsideration of training needs and goals is necessary. Considering the scientific standards that distinguish HSP from other master’s-level mental health fields, it is imperative that training programs produce similarly scientifically minded master’s-level practitioners. Furthermore, as clinical training moves toward a competency-based model, we put forward that s… Show more
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