The Clinical Psychologist's Bookshelf

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• The Clinical Psychologist's Bookshelf: Media Portrayals of Psychotherapy, Part III: The Billfold

  Be careful what you watch on t.v. when you're a kid. This episode of MASH is probably why I went into the mental health field. It's called...

• The Clinical Psychologist's Bookshelf: What is intelligence and why is it important?

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• The Clinical Psychologist's Bookshelf: Reading List for Forensic Psychology

  A lot of people believe themselves to be "interested" in forensic psychology. Just how interested are you? Interested enough to actually do ...

• The Clinical Psychologist's Bookshelf: Learning through aphorisms

  "For a word that literally means definition , the aphorism is a rather indefinite genre. It bears a family resemblance to the fragment, ...

• The Clinical Psychologist's Bookshelf: Group vs. Individual Cognitive Processing Therapy for Combat

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• The Clinical Psychologist's Bookshelf: Reading List from Dr. Jordan B. Peterson, author of Maps of

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