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Monthly Archives: January 2016
Congratulations, Dr. McNeill!
A big WOOHOO to former intern and current post-doc Dr. Danielle McNeill for passing her licensing exam! WAY TO GO!! Susan R. Redmond-Vaught, Ph.D., Director WKPIC Zach Meny, Psy.D., Training Director WKPIC WKPIC Staff
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Friday Factoids: Social Psychology and Southern “Snow Panic”
Being a student of human behavior at times causes me to observe phenomena in my world with fascination. Social Psychology is widely defined as “the study of the manner in which the personality, attitudes, motivations, and behavior of the … Continue reading
Friday Factoids: Don’t Forget Behavioral Interventions in Treatment for Hypertension
Health Psychology is both the science and art of when a person’s behaviors interact with their health status. This interaction can take place in overt, very noticeable ways or in ways that are outside of one’s awareness. A big … Continue reading
Article Review: Predicting Medication Noncompliance after Hospital Discharge Among Patients with Schizophrenia
Medication non-compliance is a pervasive problem among individuals with a serious and chronic mental illness. The first few weeks after discharge from the hospital signify a critical period in the course of recovery. Previous research indicates that 79 percent … Continue reading
Winter Storm Jonas Interviews
WKPIC would like to extend a belated thank-you to the interns who participated in our first ever weather-necessitated Skype interviews. With closed interstates, a state of emergency in Kentucky and elsewhere, and buckets of snow dumping out of the sky–you … Continue reading
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Intern Interviews During Snowmaggedon 2016
We are moving through our interviews at this time, running approximately 15 minutes behind schedule due to initial technical difficulties. Thank you for your patience, applicants! Susan R. Redmond-Vaught, Ph.D Director, WKPIC
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Friday Factoids: Underplaying Tobacco as a Health Issue
As an ex-smoker I understand the struggles involved in quitting. I used to joke that the messages I received to quit sounded like the nagging, wordless voice of the Charlie Brown teacher. I think that in order for any … Continue reading
Friday Factoids Catch-Up: Exposure to Violence
Unfortunately, exposure to acts of violence has become all too common. Adults as well as children can be affected by the media information streaming into our homes after yet another act of terrorism or violence scrolls across our electric windows … Continue reading
Surviving Match: Personal Stories
Like many students, I found the APPIC process daunting, but worth it in the end. I experienced an early elation at receiving interviews. I am a returning adult pursuing a second career, and I was unsure how that might play … Continue reading
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