Clinical psychology

Author: Pan Fang
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: This book is one of the titles in the author's "21st Century Applied Psychology Series." Before writing, we referred to a large number of domestic and international monographs and related literature on clinical psychology. Based on thorough discussion and argumentation, we formed the content framework of this book, aiming to compile a monograph on clinical psychology that is advanced, practical, and highly operational. During the writing process, we strived to emphasize both the explanation of fundamental psychological theories and basic skills, focusing on clinical psychological assessment, psychotherapy, diagnostic classification of diseases, and the most frequently encountered neuroses and personality disorders in the practice of clinical psychologists, while also not overlooking important aspects of promoting current human mental and physical health and disease prevention. This book provides perspectives, methods, and techniques in clinical psychology for medical education, medical practice, and mental health workers, making it suitable for undergraduate and graduate students, teachers, healthcare professionals, and psychology practitioners to study and reference.