“…On the other hand, currently unresolved issues face the profession today. The problems on which there are differences of opinion both in psychology and in other professions include psychotherapy as a task of the psychologist and the nature of the relation of psychology to psychiatry and medicine (7,13,54,55,72,87,94), the nature of the relation of psychology to social work (33), the question of the advisability of certification and licensure (31,47,60,109,112,117), the question of the desirability of private practice (38,39), the position and function of non-Ph.D.'s in clini-cal psychology (15,20,35,67,69,98), and the "imbalance" in psychology between scientific and professional demands (63,87,88,89). Not only do these problems have roots in the past, but they are also an expression of the period of professionalization of large segments of psychology today.…”