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Psychology and a Misunderstanding
There is a curious anomaly at the heart of clinical psychology. While outwardly the profession presents itself as an example of the scientist-practitioner approach (e.g., Marzillier and Hall, 1999), many clinicians themselves are uncertain that what they do is best described as ‘scientific’ (e.g., John, 1998; Jones, 1997). On this issue there is clearly a gap between how the profession presents itself and what practicing clinicians feel they do (Pilgrim & Treacher, 1992).
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“It never did me any harm...”
Smacking children is a sign that parents have run out of ideas, not a statement of parental authority.
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How counselling is different from friendly advice
Bay discusses why conselling can provide distinct benefits that distinguish the relationship one has with ones friends doesn't offer.
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Working in New Zealand
Freddy Jackson Brown describes his experiences of living and working in New Zealand
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One good term deserves another: Behaviour analysis and the utility principle
Classification systems develop to help people make sense of the questions they are asking, not because they reflect an ultimate reality. The profession would benefit from following the lead of behaviour analysis and develop terms with maximum practical utility.
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