Portal de Periódicos da CAPES

Recent Literature on Careers in Psychology

1950; Wiley; Volume: 28; Issue: 7 Linguagem: Inglês

10.1002/j.2164-5892.1950.tb01646.x

2164-5841

George J. Dudycha,

Educational and Psychological Assessments

Occupations: The Vocational Guidance JournalVolume 28, Issue 7 p. 455-461 Recent Literature on Careers in Psychology GEORGE J. DUDYCHA, GEORGE J. DUDYCHA Ripon College, Wisconsin GEORGE J. DUDYCHA is the author of over 50 publications in psychology, guidance, education, and philosophy. Since 1944 he has been Director of the Bureau of Student Personnel at Ripon College. Since 1926 Dr. Dudycha has been Professor of Psychology and Chairman of the Department at that school.Search for more papers by this author GEORGE J. DUDYCHA, GEORGE J. DUDYCHA Ripon College, Wisconsin GEORGE J. DUDYCHA is the author of over 50 publications in psychology, guidance, education, and philosophy. Since 1944 he has been Director of the Bureau of Student Personnel at Ripon College. Since 1926 Dr. Dudycha has been Professor of Psychology and Chairman of the Department at that school.Search for more papers by this author First published: April 1950 https://doi.org/10.1002/j.2164-5892.1950.tb01646.x AboutPDF ToolsRequest permissionExport citationAdd to favoritesTrack citation ShareShare Give accessShare full text accessShare full-text accessPlease review our Terms and Conditions of Use and check box below to share full-text version of article.I have read and accept the Wiley Online Library Terms and Conditions of UseShareable LinkUse the link below to share a full-text version of this article with your friends and colleagues. Learn more.Copy URL References 1 Abel, Theodora, The Training of Clinical Psychologists: Internships and Externships. New York: National Committee for Mental Hygiene, 1948. Pp. 23 (Mimeo.). 2 Anderson, G. V., “Professional Standards and Training for College Personnel Workers,” Educational and Psychological Measurement, VIII (autumn, 1948), 451– 459. 3 Anonymous, “Personnel Administrator,” Miscellaneous Professional Fields: Description of Professions Series, Pamphlet No. 5, 1947. Superintendent of Documents, D. C. Pp. 14– 18. 4 Anonymous, “Psychologist,” Social Sciences: Description of Professions Series, Pamphlet No. 7, 1947. Superintendent of Documents, Washington 25, D. C. Pp. 19– 23. 5 Anonymous, School Counseling, A Five-Year Report. Philadelphia: Board of Public Education, 1947. 6 Anonymous, “The Training of Instructors of Psychology,” American Psychologist, III (February, 1948), 66– 67. 7 Anonymous, “Graduate Fellowships, Scholarships, and Assistantships,” American Psychologist, III (February, 1948), 68– 70. 8 Anonymous, “Instructional Salaries in 42 Selected Colleges and Universities for the Academic Year 1948–1949,” Bulletin of the American Association of University Professors, XXXIV (winter, 1948), 778– 797. 9 Anonymous, “Personnel Work,” Simmons College Bulletin, XLIII (No. 2, 1949), Pp. 4. 10 Anonymous, “Employment Outlook for Psychologists,” Occupational Outlook Summary. Washington 25, D. C.: Bureau of Labor Statistics, U. S. Department of Labor, March, 1949. 11 Anonymous, “Outlook for Psychologists Good; Extensive Training Required,” Occupational Trends, I (January, 1949), 15– 16. 12 Anonymous, “Stipends for Graduate Students in Psychology 1949–1950,” American Psychologist, IV (January, 1949) 3– 16. 13 Anonymous, “The U. S. Army's Senior Psychology Student Program,” American Psychologist, IV (October, 1949), 424– 425. 14 Anonymous, Counselor Preparation. Washington, D. C.: National Vocational Guidance Association, 1949. Pp. 37. 15 Bacon, F. L., “What is Expected of the Counselor?” School Review, LVII (January, 1949), 37– 41. 16 Badger, H. G., “Construction of College Teachers' Salary Schedules,” Bulletin of the American Association of University Professors, XXXIV (summer, 1948), 406– 418. 17 Badger, H. G., “Junior College Salary Schedules,” Bulletin of the American Association of University Professors, XXXIV (winter, 1948), 770– 777. 18 Beardsley, S. W., “The Ideal Vocational Counselor,” Occupations, XXVI (May, 1948), 528– 531. 19 Beck, S. J. (Chairman), “The Psychologist in the Clinic Setting,” American Journal Orthopsychiatry, XVIII (July, 1948), 492– 522. 20 Bentley, M., “Advancement of Understanding and Advancement of Professional Service,” American Journal of Psychology, LXI (January, 1948), 111– 118. 21 Berdie, R. F., “Counseling—An Educational Technique,” Educational and Psychological Measurement, IX (spring, 1949), 89– 94. 22 Bicksler, P. R., “Tangibles in Marriage Counseling,” Marriage and Family Living, IX (summer, 1947), 61– 62. 23 Bingham, W. V., “Psychologists in Industry,” American Psychologist, III (August, 1948), 321– 323. 24 Black, J. D., “A Survey of Employment in Psychology and the Place of Personnel Without the Ph.D.,” American Psychologist, IV (February, 1949), 38– 42. 25 Black, Martha E., “Speech Correction in Illinois,” Quarterly Journal of Speech, XXXIV (April, 1948), 213– 215. 26 Bois, J. S. A., “The Certification of Psychologists in Canada,” Canadian Journal of Psychology, II (February, 1948), 1– 10. 27 Braasch, W. F., Jr., “Personnel Men: Their Duties,” Occupations, XXVIII (December, 1949), 171– 173. 28 Bradway, S. J., “Legal Hazards of the Marriage Counselor,” Marriage and Family Living, XI (summer, 1949), 62– 63. 29 Brosin, H. W., “The Role of Training in Clinical Psychology in General Medical Education,” Journal of Clinical Psychology (Monograph Supplement, No. 3, 1948), 54– 57. 30 Buxton, C., “The Pros and Cons of Training for College Teachers of Psychology,” American Psychologist, IV (October, 1949), 414– 417. 31 Canter, R. R., Jr., “Psychologists in Industry,” Personnel Psychology, I (summer, 1948), 145– 161. 32 Cassidy, R., and Kozman, H. C., Counseling Girls in a Changing Society. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1947. Pp. xix, 441. 33 Cattell, R. B., “The Meaning of Clinical Psychology,” in L. A. Pennington, and I. A. Berg, An Introduction to Clinical Psychology. New York: Ronald Press, 1948. Pp. 3– 16. 34 Cochrane, R., “The Competent Vocational Counselor,” Occupations, XXVIII (November, 1949), 118– 120. 35 Cooke, Mary, Opportunities for Psychologists, Psychiatrists, Psychiatric Social Workers: An Occupational Brief. Pasadena: California, Western Personnel Institute, 1948. Pp. 38. 36 Cunningham, E., and Reed, L., Your Career. New York: Simon and Schuster, 1949. Pp. 58. 37 Darley, J. G., Elliott, R. M., Hathaway, S. R., and Paterson, D. G., “Are Psychologists without Ph.D. Degrees to Be Barred from Membership in the APA?,” American Psychologist, III (February, 1948), 51– 53. 38 Dreese, M., “A Personnel Study of the Division of Counseling and Guidance of the American Psychological Association,” Occupations, XXVII (February, 1949), 307– 310. 39 Dudycha, G. J., “A Bibliography on Careers in Psychology,” American Psychologist, II (September, 1947), 376– 383. 40 Dudycha, G. J., “A Bibliography on Careers in Psychology: II,” American Psychologist, III (December, 1948), 543– 546. 41 Dudycha, G. J., Careers in Psychology. Ripon, Wisconsin: Psychological Service Press, 1948. Pp. 8. 42 Dudycha, G. J., Psychology, Occupational Abstract No. 119. New York: Occupational Index, Inc., 1949. Pp. 6. 43 Dudycha, G. J., School Psychologist, Occupational Abstract No. 125. Peapack, New Jersey: Personnel Services, Inc., 1949. Pp. 6. 44 Dudycha, G. J., Clinical Psychologist, Occupational Abstract No. 128. Peapack, New Jersey: Personnel Services, Inc., 1949. Pp. 6. 45 Duvall, S. M., “The Minister as Marriage Counselor,” Marriage and Family Living, IX (summer, 1947), 63– 65. 46 Fedder, D. D., “Next Steps in the Personnel Profession,” Occupations, XXVI (October, 1948), 8– 10. 47 Frisby, C. B., “Training the Industrial Psychologist,” Occupational Psychology London, XXII (September, 1948), 173– 179. 48 Froehlich, C. P., “Counselors and Guidance Officers in Public Secondary Schools,” Occupations, XXVI (May, 1948), 522– 527. 49 Froehlich, C. P., Offerings in Guidance Work in Colleges and Universities Summer, 1949. Washington, D.C.: Federal Security Agency, Office of Education, Misc. 3162, Rev. 1949. Pp. 46. 50 Froehlich, C. P., “Content of the Manual on Counselor Preparation,” Occupations, XXVII (February, 1949), 541– 545. 51 Froehlich, C. P., and Spivey, Helen E., Guidance Workers' Preparation, Washington, D.C.: Federal Security Agency, Office of Education, Misc. 3333, 1949. Pp. 45. 52 Gardner, G. E., “Training and Certification for the Specialty of Child Psychiatry,” American Journal of Psychiatry, CIV (March, 1948), 558– 562. 53 Groves, Catherine, “The Counseling Process,” Marriage and Family Living, IX (summer, 1947), 57– 58. 54 Hahn, M. E., “Training of Counselors,” in O. J. Kaplan (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Vocational Guidance, Vol. I. New York: Philosophical Library, 1948. Pp. 250– 262. 55 Hanawalt, N. G., “Field Work in Mental Hospitals for Undergraduates,” American Psychologist, IV (April, 1949), 110– 111. 56 E. Harms, (Ed.), Handbook of Child Guidance. New York: Child Care Publications, 1947. Pp. 751. 57 Harrower, Molly R., “The Evolution of a Clinical Psychologist,” Canadian Journal of Psychology, II (January, 1948), 23– 27. 58 Hart, F. E., Jr., “Counseling in Rehabilitation,” Journal of Rehabilitation, XIII (April, 1947), 13– 20, 34. 59 Huston, P. E., “An Orientation for Clinical Psychology,” Journal of Consulting Psychology, XII (July-August, 1948), 221– 227. 60 Jager, H. A., “Trends in Counselor Training,” Occupations, XXVI (May, 1948), 477– 482. 61 Kaback, Goldie R., “Some Characteristics of Nurses Counselors,” Occupations, XXVI (February, 1948), 299– 301. 62 Kahn, S., On Psychologists, Psychiatrists, and Psychoanalysts. Boston: Meador Publishing Co., 1947. Pp. 47. 63 Kitson, H. D., “Turnover Among Supervisors of Guidance in State Departments of Education; a Chapter in the History of Vocational Guidance,” Occupations, XXVI (February, 1948), 285– 287. 64 Krugman, M., “The Evolution of the Clinical Psychologist,” American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, XIX (January, 1949), 29– 31. 65 Kutash, S. B., “The Psychologist's Role in Clinical Practice,” Journal of Clinical Psychology, III (1947), 321– 329. 66 La Barre, Corinne, “Graduate Training for Educational Personnel Work,” Educational and Psychological Measurement, VII (winter, 1947), 538– 546. 67 La Barre, Corinne, “Graduate Training for Educational Personnel,” Washington, D.C.: American Council on Education, 1948. American Council on Education Studies, Series VI, No. 11. Pp. 58. 68 Landis, C., and Kinder, Elaine, “Clinical Psychology in the State Hospital,” Psychiatric Quarterly, XXII (1948), 641– 645. 69 Landsman, T., and de Martino, M. F., “Some Areas of Caution for the Psychology Student,” American Psychologist, II (April, 1947), 145– 147. 70 Lottier, S., “Marriage Counseling: Goals and Techniques,” Marriage and Family Living, IX (summer, 1947), 59– 60. 71 Louttit, C. M., “The Training of the Psychologist for Child Guidance,” in E. Harms (Ed.), Handbook of Child Guidance. New York: Child Care Publications, 1947. Pp. 364– 371. 72 Louttit, C. M., “Training for Non-directive Counseling: a Critique,” Journal of Clinical Psychology, IV (July, 1948), 236– 240. 73 Luchins, A. S., “Problem-centered Training in the Development of the Clinician,” American Psychologist, III (June, 1948), 203– 205. 74 MacKay, J. L., “Certification of High School Counselors,” in O. J. Kaplan (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Vocational Guidance, Vol. I. New York: Philosophical Library, 1948. Pp. 240– 242. 75 Meenes, M. “Duties and Job Requirements of Counselors,” in O. J. Kaplan (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Vocational Guidance, Vol. 1. New York: Philosophical Library, 1948. Pp. 242– 247. 76 Mercer, Edith O., “Training the Industrial Psychologist,” Occupational Psychology, London, XXII (April, 1948), 63– 72. 77 Miller, J. G., “Future Training in Clinical Psychology,” Annals New York Academy of Science, XLIX (October, 1948), 913– 928. 78 Miller, J. G., “The Mutual Dependency of Professional Training in Psychology and Psychiatry,” American Journal of Psychiatry, CV (August, 1948), 116– 123. 79 Milner, Esther, “The Inter-disciplinary Approach to Training in the Clinical Fields of Psychology,” Canadian Journal Psychology, I (December, 1947), 145– 149. 80 Mopsik, S., “Vocational Guidance in a Family Agency,” Jewish Social Service Quarterly, XXIII (1947), 386– 395. 81 Muenzinger, K. F., and Schoolland, J. B., Your Career in Psychology. Boulder, Colorado: Your Career Series, No. 4, 1948, Department of Radio Production, University of Colorado. Pp. 6. 82 Nelson, A. G., “Types of Vocational Counseling Problems: A Study of Two Hundred Disabled Male Veterans,” Journal of Clinical Psychology, III (July, 1947), 252– 256. 83 Parks, D. S., “Survey of the Training and Qualifications of Personnel Executives,” Personnel Journal, XXVI (January, 1948), 256– 266. 84 Parks, D. S., “Survey of the Training and Qualifications of Practicing Personnel Executives,” Occupations, XXVI (February, 1948), 288– 289. 85 Paterson, D. G., “Comments on the Shakow Report on Training in Clinical Psychology,” Journal of Clinical Psychology, IV (July, 1948), 298– 300. 86 Pennington, L. A., and Oreon, K. T., “Service and Training in Clinical Psychology in a Veterans Administration Neuropsychiatric Hospital,” American Psychologist, IV (February, 1949), 33– 37. 87 Personnel Club of New York, “Colleges Offering Courses in Personnel Subjects,” Personnel Journal, XXVI (March, 1948), 305– 308. 88 Rousseau-Evans, Blanche, “The Psychologist's Role at the West Tennessee Educational Diagnostic Center for the Physically Handicapped,” Tennessee Public Welfare Record, XI (1948), 102– 104. 89 Ryan, J. F. X., “Review of the Psychological Profession,” School and College Placement, IX (May, 1949), 57– 61. 90 Seashore, H., “Ethical Problems of the Industrial Psychologist,” Personnel Psychology, II (spring, 1949), 103– 113. 91 Shaffer, L., “Clinical Psychology and Psychiatry,” Journal of Consulting Psychology, XI (January-February, 1947), 5– 11. 92 Shakow, D., et. al, “Clinical Training Facilities: 1948,” American Psychologist, III (August, 1948), 317– 318. 93 Shakow, D., et. al, “Doctoral Training Programs in Clinical Psychology: 1949,” American Psychologist, IV (August, 1949), 331– 341. 94 Sharpe, Ella, “The Psycho-analyst,” International Journal of Psycho-Analysis, XXVII (1947), 1– 6. 95 Slavson, S. R., “Qualifications and Training of Group Therapists,” Mental Hygiene, N. Y., XXXI (1947), 386– 396. 96 Snyder, W. U., “The Present Status of Psychotherapeutic Counseling,” Psychological Bulletin, XLIV (July, 1947), 297– 386. 97 Speer, G. S., “Certification of Counselors and Psychological Services by Professional Organizations,” Occupations, XXVII (February, 1949), 311– 316. 98 Splaver, Sarah, Opportunities in Vocational Guidance. New York: Vocational Guidance Manuals, 1949. Pp. 104. 99 Steinmetz, H. C., “Selecting Personnel Workers,” Educational and Psychological Measurement, VII (spring, 1947), 37– 43. 100 Steinmetz, H. C., “Selection of Counselors,” in O. J. Kaplan (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Vocational Guidance, Vol. I. New York: Philosophical Library, 1948. Pp. 247– 250. 101 Steinmetz, H. C., “Who Qualifies for Personnel Work?” Personnel, XXIV (1948), 257– 261. 102 Super, D. E., “Charting Our Field,” Occupations, XXVI (March, 1948), 346– 348. 103 Trow, W. C., and Carter, J. W., Jr., “Progress Report of the Committee on Psychological Service Centers,” American Psychologist, III (February, 1948), 57– 58. 104 Tucker, A. C., “The Role of Research Psychologists in the Military Service,” Bulletin of the U. S. Army Medical Department, VII (1947), 727– 732. 105 Wallin, J. E. W., “Comments on the Training of the Clinical Psychologist,” Journal of General Psychology, XXXVII (1947), 87– 92. 106 Watson, R. I., Readings in the Clinical Method in Psychology. New York: Harpers, 1949. Pp. 740. 107 Wilson, N. A. B., “Training the Industrial Psychologist,” Occupational Psychology, London, XXII (September, 1948), 163– 172. 108 Wolfle, D., “The Place of Psychology in an Ideal University,” American Psychologist, III (February, 1948), 61– 64. 109 Wolfle, D., “Annual Report of the Executive Secretary: 1948,” American Psychologist, III (November, 1948), 503– 510. 110 Wolfle, Helen M., “Available Internships in Psychology,” American Psychologist, III (March, 1948), 95– 97. 111 Wolfle, Helen M., “Available Internships in Psychology, 1949–1950,” American Psychologist, IV (February, 1949), 43– 47. 112 Wolfle, Helen M., A Career in Psychology. Washington, D.C.: American Psychological Association, 1949. (Mimeo.). Pp. 3. 113 Wood, Helen, “Opportunities in Personnel Work,” Occupational Trends, Boston: Bellman Publishing Co., 1949. Pp. 5. 114 Woody, C., “Language Requirements for the Doctor's Degree,” Journal of Higher Education, XIX (February, 1948), 75– 86, 107. 115 Wright, D. G., “Psychiatry and Clinical Psychology,” in Pennington, L. A. and Berg, I. A., An Introduction to Clinical Psychology. New York: Ronald Press, 1949. Pp. 549– 566. Volume28, Issue7April 1950Pages 455-461 ReferencesRelatedInformation