Subspecializations in clinical psychology

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Briefly summarize the four most common subspecializations in clinical psychology. Discuss their similarities and differences. Which one is most interesting to you? Explain your response.

Subspecialities are forensic psychology, neuropsychology, health psychology, and child psychology.

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