Workgroups Clinical Psychology

There have been 8 workgroups in this course. The ones which did contain useful information are available in this bundle. The remaining workgroups contained specific information which differed from one workgroup (instructor) to another and are therefore unique and have not been published. Each workgroup existed of a presentation prepared by some students and in the 5th workgroup someone came by to tell and talk about their mental health.

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Workgroup 1: Introduction Clinical Psychology

The students were supposed to read “Ecstasy as a remedy for PTSD? You probably have some questions” (Dave Philipps, New York Times, 2018; https://www.nytimes.com/2018/05/01/us/ecstasy-molly-ptsd-mdma.html), and they had to find scientific evidence for whether treatment with ecstasy/MDMA actually works in reducing symptoms of PTSD. Also, students had to come up with a hypothesis for how it

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Workgroup 4: Addiction

This week's literature and lecture was about addiction. Topics discussed are addiction to drugs and alcohol and how addiction develops and how it is maintained. Before attending this workgroup the students were asked to watch the documentary The city addicted to crystal meth, which is available on NPO. This documentary was discussed during the workgroup: what were scenes/things which stood

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Workgroup 7: Psychotic disorders

Workgroup 7 and 8 (semester 2, 2019/2020) have been cancelled and will be done using Skype due to COVID 19. For this week the students were first required to submit potential exam questions and their answers. This task was later cancelled. Here are some examples of potential exam questions.

1. Describe the incentive-sensitisation theory of addiction using an

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