Clinical Psychology

Unconscious exposure interventions are psychological techniques designed to reduce fear responses by presenting phobic stimuli without the person’s conscious awareness.

Dyadic coping refers to how two closely connected people (a dyad) interact and mutually support each other when dealing with a stressful situation that impacts them both.

The primary methods of exploring service provider perspectives on service user engagement in coordinated specialty care (CSC) programs for psychosis included qualitative interviews with 20 service providers from five community-based early intervention programs.

Late diagnosis of ADHD in women can have significant negative impacts on self-esteem, mental health, identity, and life opportunities.

People consistently underestimate how much others appreciate being reached out to, whether through brief messages or small gifts.

This meta-analysis aimed to comprehensively examine how children’s emotion recognition abilities develop from early childhood to early adolescence, and how various methodological factors influence this developmental trajectory.

Nonresponse in psychotherapy refers to a lack of meaningful improvement in a client’s symptoms or functioning despite receiving treatment.

The primary methods of improving depressive symptoms in older adults through exercise include resistance training, group exercise programs, and moderate to high-intensity physical activity.