508546 - CLINICAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY

This course aims at developing knowledge and understanding in several key areas of clinical psychology and neuroscience:
a) Advanced comprehension of theoretical models and the interpretation of experimental data with reference to the most common neuropsychological disorders resulting from brain lesions and to neuroimaging techniques and their application in clinical neuropsychology.
b) Profound understanding of the methods and experimental techniques employed within the field of clinical neuropsychology: assessment instruments, rehabilitative techniques, and methods in neuroimaging (lesion mapping and analysis).
c) Ethical and deontological awareness necessary for conducting experimental procedures in the area of clinical neuropsychology and neuroscience.
Furthermore, the course aims to cultivate the ability to apply this knowledge and understanding effectively by:
a) enhancing proficiency in executing and assessing applications within experimental contexts in the area of clinical psychology and neuroscience.
b) advancing students’ competencies in executing and evaluating applications within clinical environments in the area of clinical psychology and neuroscience.
c) promoting of critical thinking, analytical prowess, and the synthesis of ideas in the area of clinical psychology and neuroscience.
d) using ethical principles in practical applications and research endeavors in clinical psychology and neuroscience.