Nature of clinical counseling psychology

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Prepare a 700 to 1,050-word paper in which you further examine clinical psychology. As a part of this examination be sure to address the following items:
1) Discuss the history and evolving nature of clinical counseling psychology.
2) Explain the role of research and statistics in clinical counseling psychology.
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