Clinical psychology
Scope Notes: Branch of psychology devoted to the study, diagnosis, and treatment of mental and behavior disorders;frequently clinical psychologists work in a medical setting with psychiatrists and other physicians, and usually have a PhD and additional training in a clinical setting
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ICF I:
- b1 MENTAL FUNCTIONS
- s1 STRUCTURES OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
- d1 LEARNING AND APPLYING KNOWLEDGE
- e5 SERVICES, SYSTEMS AND POLICIES
ICF III:
- b122 Global psychosocial functions
- b126 Temperament and personality functions
- b147 Psychomotor functions
- b152 Emotional functions
- s110 Structure of brain
- e580 Health services, systems and policies
ICF IV:
- b1260 Extraversion
- b1261 Agreeableness
- b1262 Conscientiousness
- b1263 Psychic stability
- b1264 Openess to experience
- b1265 Optimism
- b1266 Confidence
- b1267 Trustworthiness
- b1470 Psychomotor control
- b1471 Quality of psychomotor function
- b1520 Appropriateness of emotion
- b1521 Regulation of emotion
- b1522 Range of emotion
- s1100 Structure of cortical lobes
- e5800 Health services