Psychological practices refer to various methods and techniques used by psychologists to assess, diagnose, treat, and understand human behavior and mental processes. These practices encompass therapies, assessments, interventions, and research methodologies.
A therapeutic approach that focuses on changing negative thoughts and behaviors by identifying irrational beliefs and replacing them with more adaptive ones.
Observational Research: A research method where psychologists systematically observe individuals or groups in naturalistic settings without intervening directly.
Clinical Assessment: The systematic evaluation and measurement of an individual's characteristics such as personality traits, cognitive abilities, emotional functioning, etc., to diagnose psychological disorders or understand an individual's strengths and weaknesses.