III. SCIENCE 6. Scientific Knowledge and Methods: Understanding of research, research methodology, techniques of data collection and analysis, biological bases of behavior, cognitive-affective bases of behavior, and development across the lifespan. Respect for scientifically derived knowledge. READINESS FOR PRACTICUM READINESS FOR INTERNSHIP READINESS FOR ENTRY TO PRACTICE 6A. Scientific Mindedness Displays critical scientific thinking Values and applies scientific methods to Independently applies scientific methods to professional practice practice Examples: Questions assumptions of knowledge Examples: Examples: Evaluates study methodology and scientific Uses literature to support ideas in case Independently accesses and applies scientific basis of findings conferences and supervision knowledge and skills appropriately to the Presents own work for the scrutiny of others Formulates appropriate questions regarding solution of problems case conceptualization Implements appropriate methodology to Generates hypotheses regarding own address research questions contribution to therapeutic process and outcome 6B. Scientific Foundation of Psychology Demonstrates understanding of psychology as a Demonstrates intermediate level knowledge of Demonstrates advanced knowledge of core science core science (i.e., scientific bases of behavior) science (i.e., scientific bases of behavior) Examples: Examples: Examples: Demonstrates understanding of core scientific Critically evaluates scientific literature Accurately evaluates scientific literature conceptualizations of human behavior Demonstrates understanding of intersections regarding clinical issues Demonstrates basic knowledge of the breadth across core areas of psychological science Identifies multiple factors and interactions of of scientific psychology those factors that underlie pathological scientific literature to support an argument behavior when appropriate Evaluates scholarly literature on a topic as needed
III. SCIENCE 6. Scientific Knowledge and Methods: Understanding of research, research methodology, techniques of data collection and analysis, biological bases of behavior, cognitive-affective bases of behavior, and development across the lifespan. Respect for scientifically derived knowledge. READINESS FOR PRACTICUM READINESS FOR INTERNSHIP READINESS FOR ENTRY TO PRACTICE 6A. Scientific Mindedness Displays critical scientific thinking Examples: Questions assumptions of knowledge Evaluates study methodology and scientific basis of findings Presents own work for the scrutiny of others Values and applies scientific methods to professional practice Examples: Uses literature to support ideas in case conferences and supervision Formulates appropriate questions regarding case conceptualization Generates hypotheses regarding own contribution to therapeutic process and outcome Independently applies scientific methods to practice Examples: Independently accesses and applies scientific knowledge and skills appropriately to the solution of problems Implements appropriate methodology to address research questions 6B. Scientific Foundation of Psychology Demonstrates understanding of psychology as a science Examples: Demonstrates understanding of core scientific conceptualizations of human behavior Demonstrates basic knowledge of the breadth of scientific psychology scientific literature to support an argument when appropriate Evaluates scholarly literature on a topic as needed Demonstrates intermediate level knowledge of core science (i.e., scientific bases of behavior) Examples: Critically evaluates scientific literature Demonstrates understanding of intersections across core areas of psychological science Demonstrates advanced knowledge of core science (i.e., scientific bases of behavior) Examples: Accurately evaluates scientific literature regarding clinical issues Identifies multiple factors and interactions of those factors that underlie pathological behavior
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