Understanding, predicting, and alleviating difficulties with adaptation, handicap, and discomfort are the goals of clinical psychology, an interdisciplinary field that integrates science, theory, and practice. It's good for you since it helps you grow and change. Clinical psychologists study people from all walks of life and socioeconomic backgrounds to improve their mental, emotional, social, and behavioral functioning. Understanding, preventing, and relieving psychologically-caused discomfort or dysfunction, as well as promoting an individual's well-being and growth, are all under the purview of clinical psychology. Although conducting psychological evaluations and engaging in psychotherapy make up most of a clinical psychologist's day-to-day work, many also dabble in research, teaching, and even providing expert witness testimony in court.

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