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Q&A Clinical Psychology - Universiteit van Amsterdam - Magazine
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- On this page we discuss questions students have with the 2022/2023 course "Clinical Psychology" at the University of Amsterdam
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- On 21/4/2023 you can ask questions!
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Clinical Psychology – Interim exam 1 [UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM]
Clinical Psychology – Interim exam 1 [UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM]
This bundle contains everything you need to know for the first interim exam of Clinical Psychology for the University of Amsterdam. It uses the book "Abnormal Psychology, the science and treatment of psychological disorders by A. M. Kring, S. L. Johnson, G. C. Davison and J. M. Neale (thirteenth edition). The bundle contains the following chapters:
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Question about disorders and treatments list Floortje Bastian contributed on 19-04-2023 12:46
Hi Jesper,
It's so cool that you have organized this Q&A! Because I do have a question for the exam of this course.
You have made a complete list of disorders and treatments talked about in the book Abnormal Psychology, but I was wondering if you know how well I should know all these disorders with their symtpoms, prevalence etc. and the treatments for the different categories of disorders? Is it a large part in the exam?
I would like to hear from you!
Kind regards,
Floortje
Difference PTSD and ASD MeWithQuestion contributed on 21-04-2023 18:06
Hi!
I couldn't really tell the difference between PTSD and ASD from the slides. Could you explain it to me?
Thank you!
Reply to Floortje JesperN contributed on 22-04-2023 19:48
Hi Floortje!
Thanks for your question! It is important to have an understanding of the symptoms and the prevalence, but do know that you shouldn't simply learn the symptoms by heart. Understand why it is part of a disorder, rather than memorize the symptoms!
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