ArticleFrontiers in psychology2025
The impact of accompaniment on the training and competencies of psychology students for clinical practice: a quasi-experimental study.
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Introduction: Training in psychology requires not only theoretical knowledge but also the development of practical competencies for intervention in healthcare settings. This study aimed to evaluate the effectiveness of a teaching innovation program based on simulated contexts under the accompaniment and supervision of a qualified instructor, designed to strengthen competencies essential for future professional practice. Methods: A program was implemented based on the practical application of intervention and assessment tools in simulated clinical settings. A pre-post design was used with 135 third-year psychology students over two academic years (2023-2024 and 2024-2025), of whom 111 were women (82.2%) and 24 men (17.8%) (N Results: The results showed significant improvements in all evaluated competencies except for teamwork, possibly due to the limited duration of the program and minimal collaborative interaction among participants. Discussion: Expert supervision and accompaniment appear to be key factors in competence development. This innovative approach reinforces the integration of theory and practice in psychological training and offers a replicable methodology to optimize experiential learning.
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