Clinical psychologists and psychiatrists do similar work, but their training differs and they tend to focus on different causes of mental disorders. Contrast the training and approach to therapy between clinical psychologists and psychiatrists

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A good answer will include the following key points.
• Clinical psychologists usually complete 4–5 years of graduate work in psychology and an internship, earning a PhD, PsyD, or EdD degree.
• Clinical psychologists focus on the diagnosis, treatment, and study of mental and emotional problems. They primarily use some form of psychotherapy in treating people with psychological disorders.
• Psychiatrists are trained as MDs and complete a three-year residency in psychiatry. They focus on the treatment of emotional disorders, especially the most severe disorders.
• Psychiatrists are more likely to focus on possible biological causes of mental disorders and treat these problems with medication.