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Question Which of the following pairings of professions and work settings is incorrect:
Answer Counseling psychologists: Ph.D or Ed.D.
Clinical psychologists: Ph.D. or Psy.D.
Psychiatrists: MD
None of these choices − all are correct
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Question Which of the following professions is most likely to deal with adjustment problems, such as marriage and family problems:
Answer Counseling psychologist
Clinical psychologist
Psychiatrist
Developmental Psychologist
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Question Someone who diagnoses and treats psychological problems would be:
Answer a clinical psychologist
an industrial/organizational psychologist
a research psychologist
a human factors psychologist
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Question Rueben is a clinical psychologist. While he is at work Rueben probably spends time:
Answer using scientific principles to solve practical, everyday problems
delivering human services such as psychotherapy or counseling
prescribing medications to patients to treat mental illness
working with students in primary and secondary schools
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Question Janet has her Ph.D. in psychology and she has established a private practice where she often provides psychotherapy or
counseling for patients with psychological disorders. Janet would most likely be classified as:
Answer an applied psychologist
a research psychologist
a psychiatrist
a clinical psychologist
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Question Danielle is a counseling psychologist. While she is at work Danielle probably spends time:
Answer solving practical problems in the real world
trying to discover basic principles of behavior and mind
working with individuals who have psychological disorders
providing advice on adjustment problems
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Question Harry works in a clinic where he often helps couples work through adjustment problems. Harry would most likely be classified
as:
Answer an applied psychologist
a counseling psychologist
a clinical psychologist
a psychiatrist
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Question The mental health professional who is most likely to prescribe drugs as part of a treatment program for his or her patients is:
Answer a counseling psychologist
a psychiatrist
a behavioral psychologist
a cognitive psychologist
Question Stanley just graduated from medical school and plans to specialize in the treatment of mental disorders. Stanley would most
likely be classified as:
Answer a clinical psychologist
an applied psychologist
a research psychologist
a psychiatrist
Question Margaret works in a clinic, and often has clients with mental disorders referred to her so that appropriate mediation can be
prescribed. Margaret would most likely be classified as:
Answer a clinical psychologist
a psychiatrist
an applied psychologist
a research psychologist
Question The main difference between a clinical psychologist and a psychiatrist is:
Answer the types of psychological problems that each professional deals with
the ages of the patients that they treat
the perspective they take in understanding psychological disorders
the type of educational background each specialist has
Question Malcolm is a clinical psychologist and his sister Stephanie is a psychiatrist. The main difference between these two
professionals would be the fact that Malcolm would:
Answer typically deal with patients who had more severe problems than the patients Stephanie typically sees
have a degree in psychology while Stephanie would have a medical degree
normally treat young children while Stephanie would treat more adults
take a psychoanalytic approach in treating patients while Stephanie would take a humanistic approach
Question In which of the following settings would you likely find a psychologist working:
Answer clinic
high school
large international corporation
all of these choices
Question A psychologist who extends the principles of psychology to practical, everyday problems in the real world would be:
Answer a clinical psychologist
a research psychologist
a psychiatrist
an applied psychologist
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Question Walter is an applied psychologist. While he is at work Walter probably spends time:
Answer delivering human services such as psychotherapy or counseling
using scientific principles to solve practical, everyday problems
conducting experiments or collecting and analyzing data
prescribing drugs for patients with psychological problems
Question Maxine is an applied psychologist. While she is at work Maxine probably spends time:
Answer treating abnormal behavior or providing advice on adjustment problems
trying to discover basic principles of behavior and mind through scientific experiments
solving practical problems in the real world, using principles of scientific psychology
studying how behavior and mental processes change over the course of a lifetime
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Question School psychologists help identify children with learning disabilities or other problems that affect education, and they develop
plans for helping these children perform well in school. School psychologists are one type of:
Answer clinical psychologist
research psychologist
applied psychologist
counseling psychologist
Question Vance is a psychologist who works for a large company, helping to train new recruits and improve employee morale. Vance
would most likely be classified as:
Answer a clinical psychologist
an applied psychologist
a research psychologist
a psychiatrist
Question Wanda is a psychologist who works for an engineering company, helping in the design of new products to be used in the
home. Wanda would most likely be classified as:
Answer an organizational psychologist
an industrial psychologist
a research psychologist
a human factors psychologist
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Question Signet Air recently hired a psychologist to help redesign the cockpit of a new aircraft. The goal is to reduce the probability of
pilot error in reading the instrument panel. The psychologist the company hired is most likely:
Answer a human factors psychologist
a social psychologist
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Watt, from old stern-hearted but at last relenting Tanna. The Church
of Victoria has again summoned me to visit the Colonial
Congregations, to tell the story of my Mission life, and to promote
the interests of its now grand and growing Foreign Scheme. It is in
the midst of such labours, while addressing at least one meeting
every day, and three or four every Sabbath day, that I have penned
the preceding pages; and I leave them to speak for themselves,
without any attempt at ornament or style. The Lord whom I serve in
the Gospel knows my motive and my hope, and I very calmly leave
this book to His disposal, and the succeeding volume to His
guidance, if such there shall ever be—as the reader well knows I have
had to leave heavier and darker issues in the same blessed Hands. I
offer every one, who has done me the favour to read or to listen, my
kindly greeting. May you and I meet in the glory of Jesus, and
continue our fellowship there! Good-bye.
APPENDIX.
APPENDIX A.
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