A Difference Between a PhD Degree and a PsyDdegree Is

question 74

Multiple Choice

A difference between a PhD degree and a PsyDdegree is

• A) Clinical psychologists are more likely to have a PsyD than research psychologists are.
• B) The PsyD degree requires more research experience.
• C) In the US, psychologists get a PhD; in Canada, psychologists get a PsyD.
• D) A PhD requires two more years of training than a PsyD does.

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Definitions:

Objectification Prime

Exposure to stimuli or conditions that trigger or enhance the perception of individuals as objects rather than as fully dimensional human beings.

Gender Stereotype Activation

The process by which gender-based stereotypes become automatically triggered in one's mind, influencing behavior and judgments.

Hostile Sexism

A form of sexism characterized by antipathy or aggressive attitudes towards women, often manifesting through negative stereotypes or overt discrimination.

Medial Prefrontal Cortex

A region of the brain involved in decision making, personality expression, and moderating social behavior.