Clinical Apps: A Cognitive Analysis

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Being enrolled in Clinical Apps has definitely been an experience for me. Cognitively it has been a challenge especially when trying to figure out what I was going to do with my client and how I was going to be able to help her with her anger issues. There was also the thought of was I doing everything right. Even though this was kind of like training and we were getting feedback from our professor and classmates, I was unsure and apprehensive if everything was correct. I wanted to make sure that my wording was correct, if I was using feeling words, and if I was paraphrasing with every question. Another thing that was making me apprehensive was the thought of me getting stuck on a question or not really understanding the question in order

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