Comprehensive Clinical Psychology

1. Introduction to Volume 1: Foundations - p. iii 2. Introduction to Volume 2: Professional Issues - p. iii 3. Introduction to Volume 3: Research Methods in Clinical Psychology - p. iii 4. Introduction to Volume 4: The Role of Assessment in Clinical Psychology - p. iii 5. Introduction to Volume 5: Case Conceptualization and Treatment: Children and Adolescents - p. iii 6. Introduction to Volume 6: Case Conceptualization and Treatment: Adults - p. iii 7. Introduction to Volume 7: Clinical Geropsychology - p. iii 8. Introduction to Volume 8: Health Psychology - p. iii 9. Introduction to Volume 9: Applications in Diverse Populations - p. iii 10. Introduction to Volume 10: Technology in Clinical Psychology - p. iii 11. Introduction to Volume 11: Future Directions in Clinical Psychology - p. iii 12. Permissions Acknowledgement - p. iii 13. 1.01. Psychotherapy Models: A Historical Perspective - p. iii 14. 1.02. From Package to Process: An Evidence-based Approach to Processes of Change in Psychotherapy - p. iii 15. 1.03. Implementation Science: Developing a Common Understanding for Use in Mental Health - p. iii 16. 1.04. Training Models - p. iii 17. 1.05. An Overview of Epidemiology in Clinical Psychology - p. iii 18. 1.06. Methods of Clinical Psychology - p. iii 19. 1.07. Experimental Psychopathology - p. iii 20. 1.08. Neuroscience for Clinicians: Translational Clinical Neuroscience to Inspire Clinical Practice and Research - p. iii 21. 1.09. Clinical Psychology and Developmental Considerations Across the Lifespan - p. iii 22. 1.10. Family Systems - p. iii 23. 1.11. Diversity and Cultural Perspectives - p. iii 24. 1.12. Evolutionary Principles in Psychotherapy: An Integrative Framework for Clinical Practice - p. iii 25. 2.01. Competencies Movement and Beyond - p. iii 26. 2.02. Using Core Competences to Facilitate International Practice and Mobility - p. iii 27. 2.03. Characteristics of the Health Service Psychologist Workforce - p. iii 28. 2.04. New and Emerging Career Trajectories in Health Service Psychology - p. iii 29. 2.05. Master's Level Education and Training in Clinical Psychology: Preparing for Professional Practice - p. iii 30. 2.06. Doctoral Training: Preparing for Professional Practice - p. iii 31. 2.07. The Doctoral Internship in Psychology: The Capstone of the Doctoral Training Sequence - p. iii 32. 2.08. Postdoctoral Training: Preparation for Professional Practice - p. iii 33. 2.09. Credentialing: Licensure and Board Certification - p. iii 34. 2.10. Competency Maintenance and Continuing Professional Development - p. iii 35. 2.11. Contemporary Assessment and Diagnostic Practices - p. iii 36. 2.12. Evidence-Based Therapy Relationships - p. iii 37. 2.13. Psychotherapy and Culture: Past, Present, Future - p. iii 38. 2.14. Operationalizing Supervision as a Distinct Professional Practice: A Tale of Two Countries - p. iii 39. 2.15. Mentoring - p. iii 40. 2.16. Interprofessionalism and Integrated Care - p. iii 41. 2.17. Social Justice Advocacy for Health Service Psychologists: Challenges and Considerations in Building a More Just Psychology Profession - p. iii 42. 2.18. Psychologists in Leadership: Theories, Challenges, and Opportunities - p. iii 43. 2.19. Clinical Psychology, Meet Consulting Psychology - p. iii 44. 2.20. Professionalism - p. iii 45. 2.21. Multicultural Considerations for Health Service Psychologists and Applied Psychologists in Healthcare Settings - p. iii 46. 2.22. Self-Assessment and Self-Reflection in Health Service Psychology - p. iii 47. 2.23. Self-Care and Burnout: A Proactive Values-Based Perspective - p. iii 48. 2.24. Technology - p. iii 49. 2.25. Social Media in Clinical Psychology; Ethics, Guidelines, and Considerations - p. iii 50. 2.26. Competence Problems for Psychologists Across the Career Lifespan - p. iii 51. 2.27. Personal, Professional, and Political Intersections - p. iii 52. 3.01. Single-Case Experimental Designs: Clinical Research and Practice - p. iii 53. 3.02. Quasi-Experimental Designs - p. iii 54. 3.03. Cognitive and Affective Psychophysiology - p. iii 55. 3.04. fMRI and Other Neuroimaging Methods - p. iii 56. 3.05. Ecological Momentary Assessment - p. iii 57. 3.06. Qualitative Methods - p. iii 58. 3.07. Utility of Analog Samples in Psychopathology Research - p. iii 59. 3.08. The Study of Mediators and Mechanisms in Psychotherapy Research - p. iii 60. 3.09. Personality Assessment: Dimensional Measures, Models, and Methods - p. iii 61. 3.10. Evaluation of Interventions: Feasibility, Efficacy and Effectiveness Trials - p. iii 62. 3.11. Taxometric Analysis - p. iii 63. 3.12. A New Paradigm for Analysis of Categorical Data in Psychology: The Correspondence Analysis Approach - p. iii 64. 3.13. Growth Curve Modeling - p. iii 65. 3.14. Profile Analysis via Multidimensional Scaling in Clinical Psychology - p. iii 66. 3.15. Dissemination and Implementation Research - p. iii 67. 3.16. Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analytic Methods in Clinical Psychology - p. iii 68. 4.01. The Role of Assessment in Clinical Psychology - p. iii 69. 4.02. Fundamentals of Measurement in Clinical Psychology - p. iii 70. 4.03. Diagnostic Systems and Models: DSM-5 Criteria, ICD-11 Guidelines, and Dimensional Horizons - p. iii 71. 4.04. Clinical Interviewing - p. iii 72. 4.05. Structured Diagnostic Interview Schedules - p. iii 73. 4.06. Principles and Practices of Behavioral Assessment - p. iii 74. 4.07. Informant Reports in Clinical Assessment - p. iii 75. 4.08. The Assessment of Intelligence: What is Behind Us, Before Us and Ahead of Us - p. iii 76. 4.09. Assessment of Achievement and Learning Disabilities - p. iii 77. 4.10. Principles and Practices of Neuropsychological Assessment - p. iii 78. 4.11. Assessment of Personality and Psychopathology Via Multi-Scale Inventories - p. iii 79. 4.12. Assessment of Personality and Psychopathology via Performance-Based Techniques - p. iii 80. 4.13. Psychological Assessment in Medical and Healthcare Settings - p. iii 81. 4.14. Psychological Assessments in Forensic Settings - p. iii 82. 4.15. Psychological Assessment in Public Safety Personnel Screening - p. iii 83. 4.16. Cultural Issues in Psychological Assessment - p. iii 84. 4.17. Technological Advances in Clinical Assessment - p. iii 85. 4.18. Therapeutic Assessment: Linking Assessment and Treatment - p. iii 86. 5.01. Developmental and Contextual Considerations as the Bases for Risk and Resiliency in Child and Adolescent Development - p. iii 87. 5.02. A Transdiagnostic Approach to Case Formulation in Youth - p. iii 88. 5.03. Outcome Findings and Issues in Psychotherapy With Children and Adolescents: Internalizing Disorders - p. iii 89. 5.04. Outcome Findings and Issues in Psychotherapy With Children and Adolescents: Externalizing Disorders - p. iii 90. 5.05. Applied Behavior Analysis - p. iii 91. 5.06. Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy - p. iii 92. 5.07. Family-Based Therapy for Children and Adolescents - p. iii 93. 5.08. Parent Training for Childhood Conduct Problems - p. iii 94. 5.09. Psychodynamic Therapy in Children and Adolescents - p. iii 95. 5.10. Pharmacological Therapies in Children and Adolescents - p. iii 96. 5.11. Preventative Interventions for Childhood and Adolescent Disorders - p. iii 97. 5.12. Anxiety Disorders in Children and Adolescents - p. iii 98. 5.13. Specific Phobias in Children and Adolescents - p. iii 99. 5.14. Pediatric Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder - p. iii 100. 5.15. Obsessive-Compulsive Spectrum Disorders in Children and Adolescents - p. iii 101. 5.16. Tourette's Disorder - p. iii 102. 5.17. Posttraumatic Stress Disorder in Children and Adolescents - p. iii 103. 5.18. Depression in Children and Adolescents - p. iii 104. 5.19. Suicide and Suicide Attempts During Adolescence - p. iii 105. 5.20. Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder: Evidence-Based Assessment and Treatment for Children and Adolescents - p. iii 106. 5.21. Disruptive Behavior Disorders in Children and Adolescents - p. iii 107. 5.22. Substance Use Disorders in Children and Adolescents - p. iii 108. 5.23. Elimination Disorders in Children and Adolescents - p. iii 109. 5.24. Understanding and Treatment of Eating Disorders in Children and Adolescents - p. iii 110. 5.25. Sleep Disorders in Children and Adolescents - p. iii 111. 5.26. Somatic Symptom and Related Disorders in Children and Adolescents - p. iii 112. 5.27. Factitious Disorder in Children and Adolescents - p. iii 113. 5.28. Psychotic Disorders and Risk-States in Adolescence: Etiology, Developmental Considerations, and Treatment - p. iii 114. 6.01. Case Formulation, Behavior Analysis, and Diagnostic Interviews - p. iii 115. 6.02. A Process-Based Approach to Cognitive Behavioral Therapy - p. iii 116. 6.03. Acceptance and Commitment Therapy: Applying Contextual Behavioral Science to the Therapeutic Process - p. iii 117. 6.04. Psychological Treatment in the Family Format - p. iii 118. 6.05. Psychodynamic Psychotherapy - p. iii 119. 6.06. Psychopharmacology - p. iii 120. 6.07. Emotion Focused Therapy – Case Conceptualization and Treatment: Adults - p. iii 121. 6.08. Emotion-Centered Problem-Solving Therapy - p. iii 122. 6.09. Applied Relaxation - p. iii 123. 6.10. The Therapeutic Relationship - p. iii 124. 6.11. Relapse Prevention - p. iii 125. 6.12. Internet Interventions in Clinical Psychology - p. iii 126. 6.13. Mindfulness-Based Interventions - p. iii 127. 6.14. Working With Mental Imagery in Clinical Psychology - p. iii 128. 6.15. An Overview of Group Cognitive Behavioral Therapy: Science and Practice - p. iii 129. 6.16. Affective Disorders - p. iii 130. 6.17. Obsessive–Compulsive Disorder and Obsessive–Compulsive Related Disorders - p. iii 131. 6.18. Panic Disorder - p. iii 132. 6.19. Generalized Anxiety Disorder - p. iii 133. 6.20. Specific Phobias - p. iii 134. 6.21. Social Anxiety Disorder - p. iii 135. 6.22. Posttraumatic Stress Disorder - p. iii 136. 6.23. Psychosis and Schizophrenia: Case Conceptualization and Treatment - p. iii 137. 6.24. Health Anxiety - p. iii 138. 6.25. Gambling Disorder - p. iii 139. 6.26. Psychological Treatment With Couples - p. iii 140. 6.27. Eating Disorders - p. iii 141. 7.01. Healthy Aging: Current and Future Frameworks and Developments - p. iii 142. 7.02. Physiological Aspects of Aging and Their Clinical Ramifications - p. iii 143. 7.03. The Effects of Aging on Processing Speed, Inhibitory Control, Executive Function, and Working Memory: An Integrated Account of Age-Cognition Relations Across the Adult Lifespan - p. iii 144. 7.04. Social Relationships and Adaptation in Later Life - p. iii 145. 7.05. Sexuality in Later Life - p. iii 146. 7.06. The Journey of Bereavement - p. iii 147. 7.07. Neuropsychological Assessment in Later Life - p. iii 148. 7.08. Understanding the Decisional Capacities of Older Adults - p. iii 149. 7.09. Rehabilitation Strategies and Innovations in Later Life for Traumatic Brain Injury - p. iii 150. 7.10. Anxiety Disorders in Later Life - p. iii 151. 7.11. Mood Disorders in Later Life - p. iii 152. 7.12. Suicide in Later Life - p. iii 153. 7.13. Schizophrenia in Older Adults - p. iii 154. 7.14. Personality Disorders in Later Life - p. iii 155. 7.15. Sleep Disorders in Later Life - p. iii 156. 7.16. Substance Use and Misuse Among Older Adults - p. iii 157. 7.17. Pain Assessment and Interventions in Later Life - p. iii 158. 7.18. Clinical Assessment and Intervention With Persons Living With Dementia - p. iii 159. 7.19. Models and Interventions for Informal Caregiving in Later Life - p. iii 160. 7.20. Innovative Approaches for Long Term Care - p. iii 161. 7.21. End of Life and Palliative Care in Later Life - p. iii 162. 7.22. The Cognitive Behavioral Therapy in Later Life - p. iii 163. 7.23. Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and Other Third Wave Therapies - p. iii 164. 7.24. LGBTI Perspectives on Clinical Issues and Approaches in Later Life - p. iii 165. 7.25. Interprofessional Teams and Psychology - p. iii 166. 7.26. Groups 4 Health in Later Life - p. iii 167. 8.01. Health Behavior - p. iii 168. 8.02. Psychophysiological Bases of Disease - p. iii 169. 8.03. Symptom Perception and Interpretation - p. iii 170. 8.04. Coping With Illness: A Motivational Systems Account - p. iii 171. 8.05. Assessment and Measurement in Health Psychology - p. iii 172. 8.06. Health Behavior Change - p. iii 173. 8.07. Intervention Development for Health Behavior Change: Integrating Evidence and the Perspectives of Users and Stakeholders - p. iii 174. 8.08. Health Psychology in Primary Care - p. iii 175. 8.09. Effective Working in Health Care - p. iii 176. 8.10. Preparation for Medical Interventions - p. iii 177. 8.11. Genetic Counseling and Risk Communication - p. iii 178. 8.12. Cancer - p. iii 179. 8.13. Cardiovascular Disorders - p. iii 180. 8.14. Diabetes Mellitus: A Biopsychosocial Perspective - p. iii 181. 8.15. Gastrointestinal Disorders: Inflammatory Bowel Disease and Irritable Bowel Syndrome - p. iii 182. 8.16. Acquired Brain Injury - p. iii 183. 8.17. Spinal Cord Injuries - p. iii 184. 8.18. Persisting Pain Disorders: The Central Importance of Psychology in the Management of Pain and Its Impact - p. iii 185. 8.19. Rheumatic Conditions - p. iii 186. 8.20. Dementia - p. iii 187. 8.21. Obesity: Etiology, Assessment and Treatment - p. iii 188. 8.22. Suicide Risk: From Psychological Processes to Clinical Assessment and Intervention - p. iii 189. 8.23. Nicotine, Tobacco Smoking, and E-Cigarettes - p. iii 190. 8.24. Sleep Disturbance and Disorders: An Overview With Evidence-Based Recommendations for Assessment and Treatment - p. iii 191. 8.25. Headache and Migraine - p. iii 192. 8.26. Psychological Mechanisms in Understanding and Treating Fatigue: Past, Present, Future - p. iii 193. 8.27. The Psychology of Itch: Current Evidence and Future Directions - p. iii 194. 8.28. Child Health and Illness - p. iii 195. 8.29. Couples and Illness - p. iii 196. 9.01. Mental Health and Treatment Considerations for Black Americans - p. iii 197. 9.02. American Indian and Alaska Native Mental Health: Epidemiology, Clinical Characteristics, and Directions for Future Research - p. iii 198. 9.03. Special Populations: Asian - p. iii 199. 9.04. Anxiety and Depression in Latino Populations: Socio-Cultural Considerations and Best Practices - p. iii 200. 9.05. First Responders and Mental Health - p. iii 201. 9.06. Low Income Populations - p. iii 202. 9.07. Sexual Minority Mental Health - p. iii 203. 9.08. Human Trafficking: Overview and Discussion of Mental Health Considerations - p. iii 204. 9.09. Special Populations: Intimate Partner Violence - p. iii 205. 9.10. Mental Health and Treatment Considerations for Persons Who Sexually Offend (PSOs) - p. iii 206. 9.11. Mental Health Problems in Prison Populations - p. iii 207. 9.12. Psychosocial Treatment for Perinatal Depression, Anxiety, and Posttraumatic Stress Disorder - p. iii 208. 9.13. Inpatient Settings and the People They Serve - p. iii 209. 9.14. Psychological Treatment Considerations in Medical Comorbidity - p. iii 210. 9.15. Psychiatric Comorbidity Populations - p. iii 211. 9.16. Mental Health and Treatment Considerations for Rural Communities - p. iii 212. 9.17. Mental Health and Treatment Considerations for Urban Populations - p. iii 213. 9.18. Community-Clinical Psychology's Contribution to the Development and Scaling Up of Housing First as a Transformative Intervention to Ending Chronic Homelessness - p. iii 214. 9.19. Mental Health and Treatment Considerations for Refugees - p. iii 215. 9.20. Considerations for Working With Immigrant Youth - p. iii 216. 9.21. Mental Health and Treatment Considerations for Youth Involved in the Child Welfare System - p. iii 217. 9.22. Examining the Mental and Behavioral Health Needs of Children and Youth in Foster Care: A Focus on Rural Communities - p. iii 218. 9.23. Key Mental Health Approaches and Interventions With Young People Experiencing Homelessness - p. iii 219. 9.24. Special Populations: Youth With Developmental Disabilities and Co-occurring Mental Health Conditions - p. iii 220. 9.25. Mental Health and Treatment Considerations for Older Adults - p. iii 221. 10.01. Integrating Technology Into Mental Health Care Delivery - p. iii 222. 10.02. Artificial Intelligence in Clinical Psychology - p. iii 223. 10.03. Biosensors and Biofeedback in Clinical Psychology - p. iii 224. 10.04. Apps in Clinical Psychology - p. iii 225. 10.05. Serious Games and Gamification in Clinical Psychology - p. iii 226. 10.06. Virtual Reality in Clinical Psychology - p. iii 227. 10.07. Technology-Based Ecological Momentary Assessment in Clinical Psychology - p. iii 228. 10.08. Robotics in Clinical and Developmental Psychology - p. iii 229. 10.09. Technological Interventions for Anxiety Disorders - p. iii 230. 10.10. Technological Interventions for Depression - p. iii 231. 10.11. Technological Interventions for Eating and Weight Disorders - p. iii 232. 10.12. Technological Interventions for Emotion Regulation - p. iii 233. 10.13. Technological Interventions for Pain Management - p. iii 234. 10.14. Technological Interventions for Posttraumatic Stress Disorder - p. iii 235. 10.15. Technological Interventions for Psychosis - p. iii 236. 10.16. Technological Interventions for the Treatment of Substance Use Disorders - p. iii 237. 10.17. Technological Interventions for Obsessive–Compulsive Disorder Management - p. iii 238. 10.18. Ethics in Technology for Clinical Psychology - p. iii 239. 11.01. Adverse Childhood Experiences - p. iii 240. 11.02. The Intergenerational Transmission of Risk and Psychopathology - p. iii 241. 11.03. Ongoing and Future Challenges of the Network Approach to Psychopathology: From Theoretical Conjectures to Clinical Translations - p. iii 242. 11.04. Mental Health, Pop Psychology, and the Misunderstanding of Clinical Psychology - p. iii 243. 11.05. Open Science and Clinical Psychology - p. iii 244. 11.06. Modernizing the Traditional Psychologist Role: Paraprofessionals in Psychological Health Care - p. iii 245. 11.07. Improving the Efficiency and Scalability of Cognitive Behavioral Therapies - p. iii 246. 11.08. Assessing and Reporting Treatment Reactions and Adverse Events in Psychological Interventions and Clinical Trials: Current Challenges and Guidelines for Good Practice - p. iii 247. 11.09. Transdiagnostic Approaches to Mental Disorders - p. iii 248. 11.10. Exercise for Mental Health: Current Perspectives, Clinical Practice Implications, and Future Directions - p. iii 249. 11.11. Pandemics and Clinical Psychology - p. iii 250. 11.12. Clinical Psychology Responses to the Climate Crisis - p. iii 251. Index - p. iii 252. Author Index - p. iii