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any psychologists believe that our discipline is a victim of its own M success-it has become so broad that it is faced with an identity crisis. Psychology is characterized as a natural science, a social science, a biological science, an applied science, and even a nonscience. The idiosyncrasies of subfield specialization have fractionated the nucleus of psychology to a degree that has placed in jeopardy its continued existence as a singular, coherent branch of knowledge (Yanchar & Slife, 1997).