The clearest differences between a clinical Psychologist and a psychiatrist is . . . . . . . .
A. Clinical Psychologist normally holds a Ph. D. or M.A. degree whereas a Psychiatrist holds on M.D. degree
B. Clinical Psychologists are trained in Psychiatry whereas Psychiatrists have medical training
C. Clinical Psychologists are well versed in Psycho-therapeutic techniques but Psychiatrists are not
D. There is no difference between them
Answer: Option A
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Psychology should study "what mind and behaviour do": it is the view of
A. Functionalist psychologists
B. Gestalt psychologists
C. Structuralist psychologists
D. None of the above
The term "Behaviour" in the definition of Psychology is used as . . . . . . . . .
A. Minds or Thoughts or Feelings
B. Act of a person
C. Mental process
D. Individual's feelings, attitudes, thoughts and other mental processes which may be behind the behaviour
Legal Psychology' is a branch of
A. Pure Psychology
B. Applied Psychology
C. Clinical Psychology
D. Abnormal Psychology
The relatively new area of psychology is
A. Community psychology
B. Clinical psychology
C. Social psychology
D. None of the above
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