By the End of the Twentieth Century, There Were More

question 11

Multiple Choice

By the end of the twentieth century, there were more

• A) practitioners of psychology than academic research psychologists
• B) natural and social science research psychologists than practitioners of psychology
• C) natural-science research psychologists than social-science practitioners of psychology
• D) academic research psychologists than psychologists licensed for the practice of psychology

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Definitions:

Sense of Alienation

A feeling of disconnection or estrangement individuals may experience within their workplace or society.

Greater Competitiveness

The enhanced ability of a company or country to compete more effectively and successfully in the marketplace.

Deep Bond

A profound connection or strong relationship between individuals.

Workplace Flexibility

Employment arrangements that allow for variations in working time, location, and manner to accommodate the needs of employees and employers.