Capable of demonstrating knowledge and
skills in intervention techniques
based on the psychological code of ethics and empirical
evidence, encompassing:
A. PLANNING
(i) Capable of establishing intervention
goals and techniques for preventive,
promotive, and curative stages, including
the ability to justify the relationship
between the diagnosis and the selected
intervention, based on
psychological theory;
(ii) Capable of planning preventive,
promotive, and curative interventions
to achieve outcomes aligned with
assessment goals, based on knowledge
of psychological intervention approaches,
models, and techniques; and based on
consideration of the plan's strengths
and weaknesses. B. IMPLEMENTATION
(i) Capable of implementing psychological
interventions at preventive,
promotive, and curative stages;
(ii) Providing implementation guidance
to relevant parties (stakeholders
connected to the service user, e.g.,
parents, teachers, supervisors,
management, etc.) to support the
execution of psychological interventions;
(iii) Capable of applying various types
of interventions such as Psychological First
Aid (PFA), psychological consultation,
psychoeducation, counseling, psychological
training, and psychotherapy (such as
behavior modification) to change
behavior in individuals, groups,
organizations, and/or communities within
healthcare, educational, workplace,
and community settings.
(iv) Capable of integrating implementation
methods that serve as the distinctive
strengths of their respective study
programs.
C. EVALUATION
Capable of evaluating intervention
effectiveness by:
(i) Evaluating the intervention process;
(ii) Evaluating the service user's
response to the intervention; (iii) Measuring changes in attitudes and
behaviors;
(iv) Revising the problem formulation and
intervention program design, if
necessary. (v) Capable of integrating evaluation methods that constitute a strength (distinctive feature) of the respective study programs.
Kompetensi 6:
Kemampuan
Intervensi
Psikologi