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Licensure Lifeline: NCE, NCMHCE &LCSW Exam Prep for Pre-Licensed Therapist
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Legal Isn't the Same as Ethical — Supervision Ethics, Dual Relationships, Technology, and Mandatory Reporting for Your Licensing Exam
In 1952 a psychologist named Kenneth Clark presented evidence to the United States Supreme Court that would change the country.His research — showing that segregated schools caused measurable psychological harm to Black children — became...
More Than Technique — The Therapeutic Relationship, Alliance Research, and What Makes Therapy Work
In 1957 Carl Rogers published a paper that the field of psychotherapy has been arguing about ever since.The title was "The Necessary and Sufficient Conditions of Therapeutic Personality Change." Not the helpful conditions. Not the useful...
More Than a Hunch — Psychological Assessment, Standardized Testing, and the Diagnostic Framework Your Exam Tests
In 1905 Alfred Binet received an unusual assignment from the French Ministry of Education.Paris's newly mandatory public school system had a problem. Children who needed support were being missed. Children who needed different kinds of h...
When the Past Lives in the Present — Trauma, Crisis Intervention, and the Frameworks Your Exam Tests
In 1980 the American Psychiatric Association added a new diagnosis to the DSM.Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder.It wasn't a new condition. The symptoms had been documented for centuries — soldier's heart, shell shock, combat fatigue....
Correlation Is Not Causation — Research Design, Reliability, Validity, and Ethics Explained
In 1974 a psychologist named Elizabeth Loftus showed participants a film of a car accident and asked one simple question. She used the word "smashed" with one group and the word "hit" with another. One week later the "smashed" group was signifi...