Clinical psychology
Subtitle: studies in honor of Lightner Witmer to commemorate the thirty-fifth anniversary of the founding of the first psychological clinic
By: ed. by Robert A. Brotemarkle.
Contributors: Brotemarkle, Robert Archibald,; Pennsylvania, University of. Psychological Laboratory and Clinic
Publisher: University of Pennsylvania Press
Published: 1931
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng
Number of pages: 409
Subjects: Witmer, Lightner, -- 1867-1956; Child study
Table of contents: value: Part I.  Historical: Lightner Witmer, a biographical sketch, by Joseph Collins.  History of the Psychological clinic, by Samuel W. Fernberger.-  Part II.  Commemorative studies.  The primary problems of clinical psychology.  Mental deficiency, by Francis N. Maxfield.  The superior child, by Alice M. Jones Rockwell.  The pre-school child, by Dorothy K. Hallowell.  School levels, by Miles S. Murphy.  The correction of speech defects, by Edwin B. Twitmyer.  Special education, by Gladys G. Ide.  College student personnel work, by Robert A. Brotemarkle.  Industry, by Morris S. Viteles.  Individual mental testing, by Henry J. Humpstone. Group mental tests, by Reuel H. Sylvester.  Psychobiochemistry, by Henry E. Starr.  Diagnostic education, by Arthur Phillips.  Private practice, by David Mitchell.  The contribution of clinical psychology to other fields: General psychology, by Stevenson Smith.  The principles of education, by Anna J. McKeag.  The school counselor, by Anna E. Biddle.  College admission, by Karl G. Miller.  Teacher training, by Jacob D. Heilman. Teacher training for special education, by Frank H. Reiter.  The social sciences, by Franklyn Paschal.  Social service work, by Charlotte Easby Grave.  Moral training, by Earl S. Rudisill.  Conduct problems, by Clara H. Town.  Criminology, by Robert H. Gault.  Religious experience, by Dallas E. Buzby.-  Part III.  Reprints of Lightner Witmer: Clinical psychology; from the Psychological Clinic, 1907.  On the relation of intelligence and efficiency; from the Psychological Clinic, 1915. Psychological diagnosis and the psychonomic orientation of analytical science; from the Psychological Clinic, 1925.