Role of computer in Psychology
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This document discusses the role of computers in psychology research and clinical settings. It outlines how computers have made the research process easier by allowing researchers to collaborate worldwide and conduct research online. Computers also facilitate online counseling and psychological testing, allowing clinicians to diagnose, treat and assess patients remotely through video conferencing or online tests. Overall, computers have expanded the scope of psychological research and made clinical services more accessible.
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- 2. Outline • In Research (SPSS) • Uses in Counselling • For storing Data • Online Psychological testing • Uses of Microsoft Office
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