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Student Notebook: Is the Clinical Psychology PhD Admissions Process Scientific?

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By Miranda Wood
| Association for Psychological Science Verified
To say admission to a clinical psychology PhD program is competitive might be an understatement, as the number of applicants more than doubled and admission rates dropped in recent years (APA, 2023; Bailey, 2020). For example, at one competitive program, the number of applicants rose from 294 prospective students in 2019 to 573 in 2024, while the number of accepted students remained the same.
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Affective Experiences of U.S. School Personnel in the Sociopolitical Context of 2021: Reflecting on the Past to Shape the Future

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By Miranda Wood, Cheyeon Ha, Marc Brackett, Christina Cipriano
| MDPI
1. Introduction If 2020 was a year that brought tragedy and upheaval to the education system, 2021 was the year school personnel navigated substantial aftershocks, as well as a new set of unprecedented challenges and opportunities. Four years later, we are still managing the aftereffects of those years on student learning, youth development, and school personnel exhaustion [1,2,3,4,5].
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As Safety Threats Rise in Schools, Could SEL Programs Help? - EdSurge News

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By Christina Cipriano, Michael McCarthy, Michael Mccarthy, Miranda Wood
| EdSurge Verified
Schools are becoming increasingly unsafe for our nation’s students — physically, socially and emotionally. American youth are in crisis. According to one method of defining and tracking gun violence, compiled by The Washington Post, nearly 340,000 students have directly experienced gun violence at school since 1999, with 366 school shootings since then and no sign of this exposure slowing down. There were 46 school shootings in 2022. Less than three months into 2023, there have been seven.
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