Introduction to clinical interviewing, observation, and testing. Directed by clinical supervisors.

Introduction to alternative views of abnormality; clinical theory and research on psychopathology.

Overview of theory and experimental research in social psychology. Topics include social perception, attitude structure and change, dyadic interaction, and group processes.

Application of statistical procedures to analysis of psychological data and to problems of measurement in psychology and related fields.

Application of statistical procedures to analysis of psychological data and to problems of measurement in psychology and related fields.

This course explores the underlying representations and processes of adult cognition. The history of cognitive psychology, concepts and categories, memory, judgement and decision-making, problem solving, language. Includes an introduction to models of cognition.

Families of children with disabilities have a broad range of experiences. This course will address the positive and negative impacts of children with intellectual and developmental disabilities on the well-being of various family members across the lifespan, through discussion of empirical research and family stories. We will focus on consequences for parents (e.g., diagnosis, family organization, stress and coping, resilience), siblings (e.g., sibling relationships, future caregivers), as well as grandparents and other extended family members.

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