Discuss the relationships between research and statistics, Clinical Psychology homework help

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Instructor note: 

When discussing  topics, use peer reviewed references. Use examples to help clarify your information. The use of examples is very important when discussing new material to each other but also to clients, patients, families, and the general public.

Question A: Define clinical psychology. (200 word minimum with 1 peer reviewed reference. Make sure to include your opinion, observation, etc)

Question B: ERR: (200 word minimum with 1 peer reviewed reference. Make sure to include your opinion, observation, etc)

Bilewicz, M. (2009). Perspective taking and intergroup helping intentions: The moderating role of power relations. Journal of Applied Social Psychology, 39(12), 2779-2786.

Question C: ERR: (200 word minimum with 1 peer reviewed reference. Make sure to include your opinion, observation, etc)

DiVall, M. V., Zikaras, B., Copeland, D., & Gonyeau, M. (2010). School-wide clinical intervention system to document pharmacy students’ impact on patient care.American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education, 74(1), 1-8.

Question D: (200 word minimum with 1 peer reviewed reference. Make sure to include your opinion, observation, etc)

Research, statistics, and treatment are closely connected and depend on each other to continue the growth of the field of psychology, as well as other fields across dimensions. It is important to recognize both good and bad research to help form not only ethical and responsible clinical theories but to eliminate theories that are outdated or abusive. 

The relationships formed by this triad are important for clinical practice. Discuss the relationships between research and statistics; and how it effects the practice of psychology in terms of changing beliefs and new ideas. You may use examples and diagrams to explain this complex concept.

Question E: (200 word minimum with 1 peer reviewed reference. Make sure to include your opinion, observation, etc)

What significant events contributed to the evolving nature of clinical psychology in recent times? Whom do you identify as major contributors to the discipline? What are those contributions?

Please note that Freud was not a psychiatrist and he is NOT the father of Psychodynamic Theory. His psychoanalytic theories were the foundation for psychodynamic theory but only the foundation. There is an important difference between the two types of clinical practice. Pavlov, Watson, and Skinner did not develop cognitive-behavioral theory. Behavioral psychology has a different emphasis than Cognitive-Behavioral theory. There is a reason cognitive is the first word.

Question F: ERR: (200 word minimum with 1 peer reviewed reference. Make sure to include your opinion, observation, etc)

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Question G: ERR: (200 word minimum with 1 peer reviewed reference. Make sure to include your opinion, observation, etc)

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