Clinical Psychology

General objectives: the course aims to acquire the knowledge indicated in the program and to develop theoretical, methodological, and research skills in the field of emotion psychology, emotional regulation and dysregulation, and health psychology. Specific objectives: 1. make the student capable of connecting the topics covered during the course logically and coherently. 2. develop the ability to analyze the issues covered critically. 3. acquisition of an appropriate language. 4. develop clinical, methodological and research skills in the field of psychology of emotions, health psychology, and health promotion (e.g., evaluation of risk factors and resources, the role of emotions and emotional regulation in the psychological well-being and psychopathological diseases, health promotion interventions, planning of basic research and intervention research, etc.). Knowledge and understanding: of the main theoretical models, constructs and instruments, and methods of the psychology of emotions and health psychology. Ability to apply knowledge and understanding: To theoretical constructs, to the individual, group, organizational problems, etc. Judgment autonomy: ability to evaluate theoretical models, clinical and methodological methods critically. Communication skills: ability to use a suitable lexicon, knowing how to communicate in a logical and coherent way Learning ability: knowledge, theoretical models, clinical and methodological instruments and methods, knowing how to connect knowledge critically.