The syllabus covers 5 units on rehabilitation psychology including defining the field, the psychologist's role in assessment and treatment, understanding personality development in persons with disabilities, designing training programs, and reviewing research methods and trends. Key topics are the definition and history of rehabilitation psychology, the psychological needs of those with disabilities and their caregivers, lifespan development and coping styles, implementing training programs, and analyzing recent research designs and findings.
The syllabus covers 5 units on rehabilitation psychology including defining the field, the psychologist's role in assessment and treatment, understanding personality development in persons with disabilities, designing training programs, and reviewing research methods and trends. Key topics are the definition and history of rehabilitation psychology, the psychological needs of those with disabilities and their caregivers, lifespan development and coping styles, implementing training programs, and analyzing recent research designs and findings.
The syllabus covers 5 units on rehabilitation psychology including defining the field, the psychologist's role in assessment and treatment, understanding personality development in persons with disabilities, designing training programs, and reviewing research methods and trends. Key topics are the definition and history of rehabilitation psychology, the psychological needs of those with disabilities and their caregivers, lifespan development and coping styles, implementing training programs, and analyzing recent research designs and findings.
Definition, Historical perspective, Scope and methods Functions of Rehabilitation Psychology
Unit II: Psychological Approach to Rehabilitation
Assessment, diagnosis, treatment, and certification. Role of psychologist in disability rehabilitation. Understanding psychological needs of caregivers and working with families of persons with disabilities.
Unit III: Personality development of persons with disabilities
Lifespan development of persons with disabilities. Personality traits and coping styles.
Unit IV: Work settings of rehabilitation psychologists
Designing training programmes for rehabilitation psychologists. Training need analysis, Implementation of training programmes.
Unit V: Research problems in disability rehabilitation
Research designs, Recent trends in research in rehabilitation psychology.