In His 1957 "Two Disciplines" Address, Cronbach Expressed Concern That

question 49

Multiple Choice

In his 1957 "two disciplines" address, Cronbach expressed concern that

• A) correlational psychology held secondary status among researchers
• B) psychologists were relying too heavily on correlational techniques
• C) researchers were abandoning the laboratory for clinical practice
• D) psychologists no longer thought of their discipline as scientific

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