The Birth of the "Scientist-Practitioner Model" of Training in Clinical

question 30

Multiple Choice

The birth of the "scientist-practitioner model" of training in clinical psychology emerged from:

• A) Witmer's work on the clinical method.
• B) the Boulder conference.
• C) the Vail conference.
• D) Gilbreth, Incorporated.

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Definitions:

Social Factors

Social factors are elements within a society that influence the behavior, preferences, and attitudes of its members, such as family, education, and income levels.

Sociological Perspective

A viewpoint in sociology that involves looking at social phenomena from a broad scale to see how people's behaviors are shaped by the society surrounding them.

Personal Social Identity

An individual's understanding of themselves within a social context, including their sense of belonging to certain groups.

Sociological Perspective

A viewpoint that involves seeing the general in the particular and understanding the societal patterns that influence individual and group life.