Parsimony: A Forgotten Principle in Clinical Psychology and Classics
According to a recent global meta-analysis, approximately 50% of people experience mental health difficulties (Nochaiwong et al., 2021). Psychologists have long been interested in conceptualising the basis of psychological difficulties, with theories dating back to the inception of the field (James,...
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| description | According to a recent global meta-analysis, approximately 50% of people experience mental health difficulties (Nochaiwong et al., 2021). Psychologists have long been interested in conceptualising the basis of psychological difficulties, with theories dating back to the inception of the field (James, 1892). |
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| spelling | doaj.art-22989343d9574d6bbc925c19f779fcc02023-05-08T09:48:10ZengUniversity of MessinaMediterranean Journal of Clinical Psychology2282-16192023-04-0111310.13129/2282-1619/mjcp-37152972Parsimony: A Forgotten Principle in Clinical Psychology and ClassicsLiam Alexander MacKenzie Myles0Patrick Guy Browne Johnson1Department of Experimental Psychology, University of Oxford, Oxford, OxfordshireFaculty of Classics, University of Oxford, OxfordshireAccording to a recent global meta-analysis, approximately 50% of people experience mental health difficulties (Nochaiwong et al., 2021). Psychologists have long been interested in conceptualising the basis of psychological difficulties, with theories dating back to the inception of the field (James, 1892).https://cab.unime.it/journals/index.php/MJCP/article/view/3715classicsclinical psychologytheoretical reflectionparsimony. |
| spellingShingle | Liam Alexander MacKenzie Myles Patrick Guy Browne Johnson Parsimony: A Forgotten Principle in Clinical Psychology and Classics Mediterranean Journal of Clinical Psychology classics clinical psychology theoretical reflection parsimony. |
| title | Parsimony: A Forgotten Principle in Clinical Psychology and Classics |
| title_full | Parsimony: A Forgotten Principle in Clinical Psychology and Classics |
| title_fullStr | Parsimony: A Forgotten Principle in Clinical Psychology and Classics |
| title_full_unstemmed | Parsimony: A Forgotten Principle in Clinical Psychology and Classics |
| title_short | Parsimony: A Forgotten Principle in Clinical Psychology and Classics |
| title_sort | parsimony a forgotten principle in clinical psychology and classics |
| topic | classics clinical psychology theoretical reflection parsimony. |
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