830
Personality Theories
(3 credit hours)
Intensive study of psychodynamic, phenomenological, social, cognitive, and behavioral theories. Emphasis on individual differences and systematic application of personality theory to professional practice.
845 *
Adult Cognitive and Behavioral Therapy and Practicum
(4 credit hours)
Application of learning principles and cognitive psychology to therapeutic intervention with adults in a variety of contexts including individual, marital, couples, family, and group settings. Supervised clinical experience included.
846 *
Child Cognitive and Behavioral Therapy and Practicum
(4 credit hours)
Application of learning principles and cognitive psychology to therapeutic intervention with children in a variety of contexts including individual, family, classroom, and group settings. Supervised clinical experience included.
859 *
Group Psychotherapy and Practicum
(4 credit hours)
Emphasizes the role of group processes in psychotherapeutic intervention. Focus on theory, research and clinical application of interactive variables in groups & social situations. Supervised clinical training included.
870
Statistics
(3 credit hours)
Basic introduction to statistical principles and applications to research in clinical psychology. Topics include probability, sampling, distribution, hypothesis testing, correlation, analysis of variance, and computer applications.
874-A, 874-B, and 874-C
Research Seminar
(1 credit, 3 credit hours total)
Students at various points in the dissertation process choose ideas and obtain feedback regarding their projects from peers and the instructor.
875
Advanced Statistics and Research Seminar
(3 credits hours)
Introduces advanced statistical techniques with an emphasis on understanding statistics commonly used in clinical research. Also discusses research design issues to help students become more critical consumers of research.
879
Neuropsychology
(3 credit hours)
Overview of neuroanatomy and neurophysiological processes. Emphasis on the theoretical and research basis for understanding the relationships between neurophysiology and normal and abnormal behavior.
890
Biopsychology
(3 credit hours)
Emphasizes the interface between biology and clinical psychology. Introduces psychopharmacology and covers issues such as the biological impact of substance abuse and the biological substrate of mental disorders.
995
Independent Study
(credit hours vary)
900
Internship
(6 credits)
999
Dissertation
(6-18 credit hours)
* Competency based course. Students must demonstrate competency before the course is considered completed.

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