Clinical Psychology invites students to think like clinical psychologists and develop an integrated sense of how science, experience, ethical behavior, and intuition get woven into our professional identity. Built around typical psychologists and the problems they need to solve, it demonstrates that assessment is much more than testing, and explores how treatment rationales are tailored to the individual problems, histories, and environments of clients. Committed to training future professionals, this text navigates students through the career path of a clinical psychologist and provides guidance on evolving education and training models.

1. Being a Clinical Psychologist 2. Becoming a Clinical Psychologist 3. Methods for Research and Evaluation 4. Ethical Decision Making 5. The Nature of Psychopathology 6. Overview of Assessment 7. Psychodiagnostic Assessment 8. Cognitive and Neuropsychological Assessment 9. Behavioral and Biological Assessment 10. The Process of Psychotherapy 11. Psychotherapies I 12. Psychotherapies II 13. Psychotherapy Outcome 14. Evidence-Based Therapy: Innovation or Quackery? 15. Child Clinical Psychology 16. Forensic Psychology 17. Health Psychology and Behavioral Medicine 18. Psychopharmacology 19. Current Trends and the Future of Clinical Psychology