Clinical Psychology J.H. Resnick (1991)

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Which event prompted clinical psychologists to temporarily reduce their emphasis on intelligence assessment and cognitive dysfunction?

The Freudian movement

Who pioneered relationship therapy in 1938?

J. Levy

Which psychologist described the case of Albert and the white rat in 1920?

John Watson

What was the seminal attempt to translate Freud's psychoanalysis into the language of learning theory?

Personality and Psychotherapy by Dollard and Miller

In 1946, Alexander and French published a book on which topic?

Briefer psychoanalytic interventions

Who authored the first major alternative to psychoanalytic therapy with Client-Centered Therapy?

Carl Rogers

What did Mary Cover Jones demonstrate in her work?

Removal of fear through conditioning

During World War II, why did psychologists begin to take on more mental health responsibilities?

Due to a decrease in military physicians and psychiatrists

'Client-Centered Therapy' by Carl Rogers was significant because it was:

'The first major alternative to psychoanalytic therapy'

'Personality and Psychotherapy' by Dollard and Miller aimed to translate Freud's psychoanalysis into:

'Learning theory' language

Explore the field of clinical psychology according to J.H. Resnick's perspective. Learn about the principles, methods, and procedures used for understanding and alleviating different types of maladjustment, disability, and discomfort in various client populations.

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