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Basic Ideas on the Talents Training Modes of Applied Psychology

Wei Min Zhao

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Aiming to build a more reasonable training mode,improve the quality of talents training,the paper discusses the basic ideas of constructing the mode of applied psychology talents from speciality orientation cultivating goal,curriculum system,teachers' training as well as the construction of labs and the base of trainee and practice.

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Aiming to build a more reasonable training mode,improve the quality of talents training,the paper discusses the basic ideas of constructing the mode of applied psychology talents from speciality orientation cultivating goal,curriculum system,teachers' training as well as the construction of labs and the base of trainee and practice.

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Aiming to build a more reasonable training mode,improve the quality of talents training,the paper discusses the basic ideas of constructing the mode of applied psychology talents from speciality orientation cultivating goal,curriculum system,teachers' training as well as the construction of labs and the base of trainee and practice.

Key concepts: Training (meteorology), Curriculum, Mode (computer interface), Quality (philosophy), Psychology, Base (topology), Engineering, Orientation (vector space)

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