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Clinical
Interventions- General:
Publications in General Clinical Psychology
What can
research tell us about how to be effective clinicians?
What kinds
of trauma predict clinical problems? Are there more or less clinical
problems than we would expect in a population? Can we demonstrate
that our clinical interventions are effective? Clinical Psychology
is a broad area, and these publications reflect some of the range of
clinical issues. In some of these studies the empirical questions
are related to factors in the etiology or epidemiology of clinical
problems, while in other instances the effectiveness of an
intervention is the focus.
Hatcher,
J.C., Barton, C., & Brooks, L. (2000). Parental abduction of
children. In F.W. Kaslow (Ed.) Couple and family forensics: A
sourcebook for mental health and legal professionals. New York:
Wiley.
Adams, D.P.,
Moore, A.L., Mitchell, G.L., Barton, C., & Einegel, V. (1999).Hearts
and minds: suicide among United States troops in Viet Nam,
1957-1973. Social science & medicine.
Bowman, D.,
Barton, C., & Scogin, F.(1992).Reducing depressive symptoms through
stress management: A comparison of five brief treatments. Wellness
Perspectives, 4, 35-39.
Students’ Senior Theses in General Clinical Psychology
How have
Davidson students studied problems in Clinical Psychology?
What is the
psychological profile of psychiatric patients with comorbidities?
What elements of professional police work pose the greatest
psychological vulnerability for law enforcement officers? Does the
published research literature provide quantitative evidence for the
effectiveness of an intervention model? What are significant risks
for clinical problems in college students? Davidson students have
collected data in psychiatric hospitals, outpatient mental health
clinics, and in community nonprofit agencies- besides analogue
studies with college students- in trying to answer those questions.
Students’ Senior Theses: Clinical Psychology
Significant Predictors of Student Alcohol Consumption Attitudes and
Student Opinions of College Alcohol Policy: A Study of a Private
Liberal Arts College
Rachael
Voyles, 2005
The Use of Physiological Measures to Determine Emotional Valence in
a Clinical Setting
Stuart Tomko,
Elizabeth Books, 2005
A Systematic Review of Motivational Interviewing Interventions
Kristen Mays, 2004
Locus of Control in Patients with Comorbid Substance Use and Mood
Disorders
Anna Kvanvig, 2003
Anger,
Stress, and coping in Law Enforcement Populations Kristin Phillips, 1997 Computer Assisted Instruction as Compared to Written Instruction for Deaf School Kristina Kops, 1996 Perceived Stress and the Effects on College Students Robert Johnson, 1994 Acquaintance Rape Perceptions & Sex Role Orientations Virginia Lemley, 1994 Ethnicity, Diagnosis, and Treatment of Youth in Clinical Setting Cherri McNeil, 1994 Relation between Institutional Policies and Alcohol Use and College Students Sara Pederson, 1992 to Family Intervention Research to Behavioral Medicine Research to Social Research to Research Methods Publications back to main |
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