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Three perspectives on the future of psychology practice

By Nat'l Psychologist Editor
February 18, 2011


Three respected psychologists prognosticate on the next decade for the practice of psychology. Nicholas A. Cummings, Ph.D., David B. Baker, Ph.D. and Stephen A. Ragusea, Psy.D., all see the future in a different light.

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