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PSY6391

Master's Practicum 1

Capella University 5 credits PSY

Course Description

This is the first course in a sequence of two required courses during which students fulfill 600 required hours. Students receive supervised master's-level training in psychological testing, interviewing, assessment, intervention, consultation, and applied research in a setting chosen by the student. Students analyze psychological assessment using the current version of the DSM and investigate treatment planning, case documentation, working with specific clinical populations, and their clinical strengths and limitations. Special permission is required for registration. For MS Clinical Psychology students only. Cannot be fulfilled by transfer. Prerequisite(s): PSY7860 or RSCH7860; PSY5420 or PSY5110 or PSY7543 or PSY-R7545; PSY5008; PSY5130 or PSY8162; PSY6015 with a grade of B or higher or PSY7210; PSY6095; PSY6210; PSY7610; PSY-R6230; PSY-R6313 with a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or better. Approval of practicum application. All application materials must be received quarter preceding the quarter of the proposed start date. Refer to the current manual for further details.

Code
PSY6391
Credits
5
Subject
PSY

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