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BEDOYA HERNANDEZ, Mauricio Hernando  e  SCHNITTER CASTELLANOS, Mónica. Clinical psychology's emergency routes and their impertinences. rev. psicol. univ. antioquia [online]. 2010, vol.2, n.1, pp. 23-39. ISSN 2145-4892.

This paper is part of the study ''Approaching postmodern clinical psychology's conditions of possibility'', wrote for the Masters in Psychology at the University of San Buenaventura in Medellín. Clinical psychology emerged in the late nineteenth century from two traditions: from the psychological science, and from the clinical psychology practice. It is clear that clinical psychology by emerging from scientific psychology retained its same epistemological problems, and in its attempt for measuring the normal functioning of the human mind clinical psychology had to focus on physiology and psychopathology. Psychology requires its own model of clinical intervention, a model that it is called in this study psychological clinic.

Palavras-chave : Psychology; Clinic Psychology.

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