1978
DOI: 10.5694/j.1326-5377.1978.tb141991.x
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Clinical Psychology and Medical Practice in Australia∗

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“…Still, in view of Montgomery and Sunberg's (1977) assertion that at that time, more than half the clinical psychologists in Australia practiced on the basis of a bachelor's degree or postgraduate diploma, it is encouraging that four years later, 57.4% of the present sample indicated a higher degree (masters or doctorate) as their primary clinical qualification. This apparent progression towards higher levels of academic preparation is particularly welcome when the continued credibility and acceptance of the profession rests partly with demonstrated levels of academic training (Byrne, 1978).…”
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“…Still, in view of Montgomery and Sunberg's (1977) assertion that at that time, more than half the clinical psychologists in Australia practiced on the basis of a bachelor's degree or postgraduate diploma, it is encouraging that four years later, 57.4% of the present sample indicated a higher degree (masters or doctorate) as their primary clinical qualification. This apparent progression towards higher levels of academic preparation is particularly welcome when the continued credibility and acceptance of the profession rests partly with demonstrated levels of academic training (Byrne, 1978).…”
Section: Academic Preparationmentioning
confidence: 99%