What kinds of APA members belong to APA divisions and to state psychological associations?

A "sample of the membership who responded to the 1962 National Register of Scientific and Technical Personnel and which was described earlier [Lockman, 1962] was further analyzed." Division and state members "were older, had higher 1961 gross incomes, and were self-employed to a signi...

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Published in:The American psychologist 1964-08, Vol.19 (8), p.659-662
Main Author: Lockman, Robert F
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Belonging
Counselor Characteristics
Human
Income Level
Professional Organizations
Psychologists
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Summary:A "sample of the membership who responded to the 1962 National Register of Scientific and Technical Personnel and which was described earlier [Lockman, 1962] was further analyzed." Division and state members "were older, had higher 1961 gross incomes, and were self-employed to a significantly greater extent than the members of the other 3 subgroups. The division only members indicated research as a primary work activity to a significantly greater extent than the members of the other 3 subgroups. The state only members identified themselves as clinical psychologists to a significantly greater extent than the members of the other 3 subgroups. The subgroups with no division or state association memberships identified themselves as engineering psychologists to a significantly greater extent than the members of the other 3 subgroups."
ISSN:0003-066X
1935-990X
DOI:10.1037/h0042222