SUBJECT

Title

Research Methods in Clinical Psychology: Clinical and Neuropsychological Methods

Code

DPSY16-CLI-102:1

Type of instruction

practice

Level

Doctoral

Faculty

Faculty of Education and Psychology

Part of degree program

Doctoral School of Psychology

Credits

Recommended in

Semester 1-4

Typically offered in

Autumn/Spring semester

Course description

During the course students become acquainted with clinical- and neuropsychological methods which are useful not only in clinical practice but also in scientific research. Objective of this course is the critical review of these methods. Students also become familiar with multilevel analysis (quantitative-qualitative-syndrome analysis) of the results of clinical- and neuropsychological examinations.

Readings

Christensen, A. L., Goldberg, E., Bougakov D. (eds, 2009): Luria's legacy in the 21st century.Oxford Univ. Press, USA
Kolb B, Whishaw IQ (2007): Fundamentals of human neuropsychology (6th ed). NY: Worth Publishers, New York
Denes, G., Pizzamiglio, L. (1999): Handbook of clinical and experimental neuropsychology. Psychology Press, Hove