The Increase in Free-Standing Professional Schools of Psychology Has Resulted

question 10

Multiple Choice

The increase in free-standing professional schools of psychology has resulted in:

• A)an increased number of qualified psychologists.
• B)concern about an increasing number of poorly trained psychologists.
• C)a change in legislation which allows clinical psychologists to prescribe medications.
• D)changes in licensing requirements for psychologists.

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Definitions:

Psychosexual Development

A Freudian theory that proposes human personality development occurs in five stages (oral, anal, phallic, latency, and genital) from infancy to adulthood, centered on the libido's focus.

Overeat

The consumption of food in quantities greater than the body's physical need, often leading to discomfort, weight gain, and health issues.

Anal Expulsive

A psychoanalytic concept suggesting a personality type that results from a child's experience during the anal stage of psychosexual development, often associated with messiness or disorganization.

Anal Retentive

Pertains to a personality trait characterized by orderliness, meticulousness, and a controlling attitude, believed by Freud to originate during the anal stage of psychosexual development.