Psychology 3301F/G Chapter Notes - Chapter 9: Availability Heuristic, Representativeness Heuristic, Hindsight Bias

• School: Western University
• Department: Psychology
• Course: Psychology 3301F/G
• Professor: Graham Reid

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Clinical psychology chapter 9 functioning which often includes a diagnosis: examination of diagnostic status on global psychosocial functioning is an. If a psychologist uses the (cid:498)or rule(cid:499) the decision is based on the assumption. Case formulation: a description of the patient that provides information on his or her life situation, current problems, and a set of hypotheses linking psychosocial factors with the patients clinical condition. Berman-case formulation (cid:884) key features: (cid:883)) a succinct analysis of the client"s core about the client"s emotional processing and insight into emotional issues that emphasizes the importance of identifying the patient"s overt problems and. Jacqueline persons developed a cognitive-behavioral case formulation approach: basic assumption underlying the use of interviews and self-reports is that people accurately recall and report events in their lives. Retrospective recall: using data that rely on people to remember events that happened to them at some point in the past.