A practical program of in-service training for military clinical psychologists

Holzberg, Jules D.

doi:10.1002/1097-4679(194610)2:4<341::aid-jclp2270020406>3.0.co;2-r

J. Clin. Psychol.

1946

DOI: 10.1002/1097-4679(194610)2:4<341::aid-jclp2270020406>3.0.co;2-r

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A practical program of in-service training for military clinical psychologists

Jules D. Holzberg¹

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“…The training of clinical psychologists is the subject of more articles than all the other fields taken together. The report on the conference, chairmanned by Kubie (29) (18) and by Holzberg (25).…”

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A bibliography on careers in psychology: II.

Dudycha

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INCE practically all of the occupational and professional material of interest to students of psychology and to counselors is published as journal articles on various, and often limited, aspects of the general problem, it is somewhat difficult for those students, who are developing an interest in psychology to get an overall view of the occupational opportunities open to them and the professional training demanded of them. To make somewhat more certain that those who are interested will find the information they seek, the present writer has published a bibliography (19) of 157 titles that included publications that are occupationally and professionally significant. Since the appearance of this first bibliography, many additional articles have been published which are summarized and classified here.A large number of the references listed here were

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A practical program of in-service training for military clinical psychologists

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A bibliography on careers in psychology: II.

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