MODUL PERKULIAHAN
Psikologi Umum I
Profesi Psikologi
Fakultas
Psikologi
Program
Tatap
Studi
Muka
Psikologi
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MK61001
Ainul Mardiah, M.Sc
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APA’s 54 divisions are interest groups organized by members. Some represent
subdisciplines of psychology (e.g., experimental, social or clinical) while others focus on
topical areas such as aging, ethnic minorities or trauma. APA members, and even
nonmembers, can apply to join one or more divisions which have their own eligibility criteria
and dues. In addition, each division has its own officers, website, publications, email list,
awards, convention activities and meetings.
Division 1: Society for General Psychology is concerned with creating coherence among
psychology's diverse specialties by encouraging members to incorporate multiple
perspectives from psychology's subdisciplines into their research, theory, and practice.
Division 1 welcomes membership from academic scientists, professional practitioners, and
psychologists whose main concern is the public interest. Division membership includes a
subscription to its quarterly journal,Review of General Psychology.
Division 2: The Society for the Teaching of Psychology advances understanding of the
discipline by promoting excellence in the teaching and learning of psychology. The Society
provides resources and services, access to a collaborative community, and opportunities for
professional development. The Society also strives to advance the scholarship of teaching
and learning, advocate for the needs of teachers of psychology, foster partnerships across
academic settings, and increase recognition of the value of the teaching profession.
Division 3: Experimental Psychology members are employed in a variety of settings
including universities, colleges, government, and industry and are united by their
commitment to the development of experimental psychology as a science. The Experimental
Psychology Bulletin is produced two to three times per year.
Division 5: Division for Quantitative and Qualitative Methods is concerned with promoting
high standards in both research and practical application of program evaluation,
measurement, statistics, assessment and qualitative methods. Division members can also
opt for membership in three different sections: assessment; qualitative methods; and
evaluation, measurement and statistics. The division sponsors a Distinguished Scientific
Contribution Award. The division sponsors a dissertation award to encourage and honor
promising young scholars. Div. 5 publishes the quarterly newsletter The Score.
Division 6: Behavioral Neuroscience and Comparative Psychology members are devoted to
studying the biology of behavior. Their focus is on behavior and its relation to perception,
learning, memory, cognition, motivation, and emotion. Behavioral neuroscientists study the
brain in relation to behavior, its evolution, functions, abnormalities, and repair, as well as its
interactions with the immune system, cardiovascular system, and energy regulation systems.
Comparative psychologists study the behavior of humans and other animals, with a special
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eye on similarities and differences that may shed light on evolutionary and developmental
processes.
Division 7: Developmental Psychology promotes research in the field of developmental
psychology and high standards in the application of scientific knowledge to educational, child
care, policy, and related settings. The Division selects recipients for the G. Stanley Hall
Award for senior scholars, the Boyd R. McCandless Award for young developmental
psychologists,
and
the
Outstanding
Dissertation
Awards
for
new
PhDs.
The
newsletter Developmental Psychology is published twice a year.
Division 8: Society for Personality and Social Psychology seeks to advance the progress of
theory, basic and applied research, and practice in the field of personality and social
psychology. Members are employed in academia and private industry or government, and all
are concerned with how individuals affect and are affected by other people and by their
social and physical environments.
Division 9: Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues (SPSSI) welcomes
psychologists and allied social scientists who share a common concern with research on
psychological aspects of important social issues and social subjects to bring theory and
practice into focus on human problems of the group, the community, and the nation, and the
increasingly important problems that have no national boundaries. The quarterly Journal of
Social Issues and the SPSSI Newsletter, published three times a year, are SPSSI's official
publications.
Division 10: Society for the Psychology of Aesthetics, Creativity and the Arts is committed to
interdisciplinary scholarship, both theoretical and empirical, encompassing the visual arts,
poetry, literature, music and dance. Broadly conceived, we study three interrelated topics:
creativity (including developmental, motivational, affective and cognitive processes), the arts
(including aesthetic content, form and function) and audience response to the arts (including
preferences and judgments). To this end, we apply personality, clinical, cognitive,
perceptual, cultural and postmodern psychologies to diverse artists, styles, and epochs.
Division 10 offers a biannual publication; three annual awards, the Berlyne, Arnheim, and
Farnsworth Awards; and discounts on five specialized journals.
Division 12: Society of Clinical Psychology includes APA members who are active inpractice,
research, teaching, administration, and/or study in the field of clinical psychology are invited
to join the division. Graduate students in APA approved or regionally accredited doctoral
programs may become student affiliate members at a reduced rate. Membership includes a
subscription to the journal, Clinical Psychology: Science and Practice, and the quarterly
publication The Clinical Psychologist.
Members and student affiliates may also choose to join one or more of the division's
sections: Section II: Clinical Geropsychology, Section III: The Society for a Science of
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Clinical Psychology, Section IV: Clinical Psychology of Women, Section VI: Clinical
Psychology of Ethnic Minorities, Section VII: Emergencies and Crises, Section VIII:
Association of Psychologists in Academic Health Centers (APAHC), Section IX:
Assessment, and Section X: Graduate Students and Early Career Psychologists. Some
sections also have membership categories for non-Division 12 members.
Division 13: Society of Consulting Psychology members share an interest in the consultative
process including applied activities, research and evaluation, and education and training.
The division serves as a forum for consultation skill, theory and knowledge development,
and dissemination. It provides a professional home for those who have an identity as
consulting psychologists. The division plugs each member into a nationwide information and
referral network. The division's journal,Consulting Psychology Journal: Practice and
Research, is sent to members four times per year.
Division 14: Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology (SIOP) advocates the
scientist-practitioner model in the application of psychology to all types of organizational and
workplace settings, such as manufacturing, commercial enterprises, labor unions, and public
agencies.
Members
work
in
several
fields
within
I-O
psychology,
such
as
testing/assessment, leadership development, staffing, management, teams, compensation,
workplace safety, diversity, and work-life balance.
Members must be engaged in professional activities, as demonstrated by research,
teaching, and practice, related to the purpose of the Society. Membership includes a
subscription to The Industrial-Organizational Psychologist (TIP) quarterly newsletter, the
Industrial and Organizational Psychology: Perspectives on Science and Practice(IOP)
quarterly journal, and Newsbriefs monthly e-newsletter. SIOP also holds a yearly conference
and fall consortium. Graduate students are welcome to join SIOP at a reduced student rate.
Division 15: Educational Psychology provides a collegial environment for psychologists with
interest in research, teaching or practice in educational settings at all levels to present and
publish papers about their work. Division members' work is concerned with theory,
methodology and applications to a broad spectrum of teaching, training and learning issues.
Members receive the Newsletter for Educational Psychologists three times per year and the
quarterly journal Educational Psychologist.
Division 16: School Psychology is composed of scientific-practitioner psychologists whose
major professional interests lie with children, families and the schooling process. The
division represents the interests of psychologists engaged in the delivery of comprehensive
psychological services to children, adolescents and families in schools and other applied
settings. The division is dedicated to facilitating the professional practice of school
psychology and actively advocates in domains, such as education and health care reform,
which have significant implications for the practice of psychology with children. Members
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receive the journal School Psychology Quarterly and the quarterly newsletter The School
Psychologist. The division welcomes student members. Non-doctoral-level school
psychologists and practitioners are welcome to join the division as professional affiliates.
Division 17: Society of Counseling Psychology brings together psychologists, students,
professional and international affiliates who are dedicated to promoting education and
training, scientific investigation, practice, and diversity and public interest in professional
psychology. The division contains sections representing Advancement of Women; College
and University Counseling Centers; International; Promotion of Psychotherapy Science;
Counseling Health Psychology; Ethnic and Racial Diversity; Independent Practice; Lesbian,
Gay, Bisexual Awareness; Prevention; and Vocational Psychology. Other Special Interest
Groups also exist. Membership is open to masters- or doctoral-level psychologists whose
interests and activities support the advancement of counseling psychology. Six issues of the
journal The Counseling Psychologist and three issues of the Division 17 Newsletterare sent
to members each year. Student members are welcome to affiliate with Division 17 through
membership in the Student Affiliate Group (SAG). Non-APA members may join the division
as professional or international affiliates.
Division 18: Psychologists in Public Service responds to the needs of the public in areas
such as psychological practice, research, training and policy formation. The division is
comprised of five sections representing a variety of settings: community and state hospital
psychologists, criminal justice, police and public safety, psychologists in Indian Country and
veterans affairs. The division and its sections provide a forum for its members to discuss
common professional interests, to advocate for the mental health needs of the public and to
promote the use of evaluation and research in public research programs. The
newsletter Public Service Psychology is sent to members three times a year.
Division 19: Society for Military Psychology encourages research and the application of
psychological research to military problems. Members are military psychologists who serve
diverse functions in settings including research activities, management, providing mental
health services, teaching, consulting, work with Congressional committees, and advising
senior military commands. The division presents four annual awards at the APA convention,
including the Yerkes Award for contributions to military psychology by a nonpsychologist,
plus two student awards, one of which is a travel award. Members receive the quarterly
journal Military Psychology and the newsletter The Military Psychologist, published twice a
year.
Division 20: Adult Development and Aging strives to advance the study of psychological
development and change throughout the adult years. The Division produces the
newsletter Adult Development and Aging News three times per year.
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Division 21: Applied Experimental and Engineering Psychology promotes the development
and application of psychological principles, knowledge, and research to improve technology,
consumer products, energy systems, communication and information, transportation,
decision making, work settings and living environments. The goal is safer, more effective,
and more reliable systems through an improved understanding of the user's requirements.
The division recognizes career contributions through the George E. Briggs Dissertation
Award, the Earl A. Alluisi Award for Early Career Contributions, and the Franklin C. Taylor
Award for Outstanding Career contributions to the field. Members receive the Division 21
Newsletter, the Journal of Experimental Psychology: Applied, and membership on an email
list and website that hosts discussions and job information.
Division 22: Rehabilitation Psychology seeks to bring together all APA members interested
in the psychological aspects of disability and rehabilitation, to educate the public on issues
related to disability and rehabilitation, and to develop high standards and practices for
professional psychologists who work in this field. Members may be involved in clinical
service, research, teaching, or administration. The division publishes a quarterly
journal, Rehabilitation Psychology®, and has an active email list. Updates of current and
future professional activities are now listed on the division website.
Division 23: The Society for Consumer Psychology (SCP) is an intimate collection of
scholars and practitioners dedicated to the growth and advancement of consumer
psychology. Consumer psychology employs theoretical psychological approaches to
understanding consumers. Through the active participation of its members, SCP fosters an
environment of collegiality, promoting interaction to facilitate and support intellectual
contributions to the discipline. SCP reflects the desire to advance the practice of consumer
psychology and public welfare through the application of these contributions. Division
members receive the quarterly publication Journal of Consumer Psychology, and the division
hosts an annual winter conference.
Division 24: Society for Theoretical and Philosophical Psychology encourages and facilitates
informed exploration and discussion of psychological theories and issues in both their
scientific and philosophical dimensions and interrelationships. The division presents an
award for the best student paper submitted to the division for the annual APA convention.
The division's Journal of Theoretical & Philosophical Psychology is sent to members
quarterly.
Division 25: Behavior Analysis promotes basic research, both animal and human, in the
experimental analysis of behavior; it encourages the application of the results of such
research to human affairs, and cooperates with other disciplines whose interests overlap
with those of the Division. The Division publishes Division 25 Recorder, a newsletter
distributed two times a year to all members and affiliates, who also receive PsycSCAN:
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Behavior Analysis & Therapy, published quarterly. Division 25 participates in the APA annual
convention, sponsoring individual speakers, symposia, and special events, such as
receptions and an annual dinner. Division 25 is also an active cosponsor of social hours and
presentations dealing with the field of behavior analysis.
Division 26: Society for the History of Psychology seeks to extend the awareness and
appreciation of the history of psychology as an aid to understanding contemporary
psychology, psychology's relation to other scientific fields and its role in society. The division
publishes the quarterly journal History of Psychology®.
Division 27: Society for Community Research and Action: Division of Community
Psychology encourages the development of theory, research, and practice relevant to the
reciprocal relationships between individuals and the social system which constitute the
community context. The Division supports 23 regional groups promoting communication
among community psychologists in six U.S. regions, Canada, Western Europe, and the
South Pacific. The Division hosts a three day biennial conference and has formed interest
groups in the areas of international community psychology, rural psychology, aging, applied
settings,
and
children
and
youth
(prevention
issues).
Members
receive
the
bimonthly American Journal of Community Psychology and The Community Psychologist,
published five times per year.
Division 28: Psychopharmacology and Substance Abuse promotes teaching, research and
dissemination of information regarding the effects of drugs on behavior.
The division was formed in 1967 to provide a home within APA for psychologists interested
in the behavioral effects of psychoactive or central nervous system medicine, drugs and
chemicals. Our research often combines the methods of psychology and pharmacology to
study the interaction of behavior, drugs and other environmental factors in animals and
humans. It is conducted in laboratory, clinical and community settings.
The division addresses issues related to animal research, neurobehavioral toxicology,
psychopharmacology training programs, development of new treatments for drug addiction,
and public policy related to medication regulation and substance abuse.
Division 29: Society for the Advancement of Psychotherapy aims to advance the science,
teaching, and practice of psychotherapy. The Division of Psychotherapy is committed to
preserving
and
expanding
psychotherapy,
to
advancing
the
evidence-base
for
psychotherapy and psychotherapeutic relationships, as well as making the benefits of
psychotherapy accessible to all. The division is a community of practitioners, scholars,
researchers, teachers, health care specialists and students who are devoted to the
advancement of the art and science of psychotherapy.
Division 30: Society of Psychological Hypnosis is devoted to exchanging scientific
information, advancing appropriate teaching and research, and developing high standards
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for the practice of hypnosis. Areas of interest of the membership are diverse, including topics
such as mind/body connections; dissociation; and hypnosis with women, children, and
adolescents. Current initiatives of the division include advancing applications of hypnosis in
behavioral medicine, professional and public education, and establishing clinical hypnosis as
a certifiable proficiency. The division presents awards for distinguished career contributions,
outstanding convention papers and the E. R. Hilgard Dissertation Award. Members
receive Psychological Hypnosis, the division's bulletin, quarterly. The bulletin includes
articles on current research and practice, announcements and the annual convention
program.
Division 31: State, Provincial and Territorial Psychological Association Affairs main goal is to
provide you and your psychological associations with useful resources, services and benefits
as well as being your voice for psychological association issues within APA. Division 31
provides a guidebook for getting involved in APA governance activities, an abridged version
of Keesey’s parliamentary procedures, our mentoring program, advocacy alerts as well as
notes about what other psychological associations are doing throughout the states,
provinces and territories.
Division 32: Society for Humanistic Psychology recognizes the full richness of the human
experience.
Its
phenomenology.
foundations
The
theory/philosophy,
include
Society
research,
seeks
philosophical
to
organization,
contribute
humanism,
to
management,
existentialism
psychotherapy,
social
and
education,
responsibility
and
change. The Humanistic Psychologist is the society journal, published quarterly.
Division 33: Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities endeavors to advance psychology,
based on scientific inquiry and high standards of practice in the treatment of intellectual and
developmental disabilities. The division has five special interest groups: behavior
modification and technology, dual diagnosis, early intervention, aging and adult
development,
and
making
the
transition
into
adulthood.
Members
receive
the
newsletter Psychology in Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities three times per year.
Division 34: Society for Environmental, Population and Conservation Psychology members
apply psychological knowledge and practice to improve interactions between humans and
our natural and built environments. Topics of interest include (1) human behavior and wellbeing related to the design of built spaces, landscapes and natural environments, (2)
conservation of wildlife and other species, (3) synergies between human mental health and
the ecology of the natural environment, and (4) the psychological consequences of high
population density. We maintain websites, an electronic mailing list and social networking
sites; publish newsletters; organize APA convention programs; publicize activities and
employment opportunities; and promote diverse approaches in the study of environmental
psychology.
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Division 35: Society for the Psychology of Women provides an organizational base for all
feminists, women and men of all national origins, who are interested in teaching, research,
or practice in the psychology of women. The division recognizes a diversity of women's
experiences which result from a variety of factors, including ethnicity, culture, language,
socioeconomic status, age and sexual orientation. The division promotes feminist research,
theories, education, and practice toward understanding and improving the lives of girls and
women in all their diversities; encourages scholarship on the social construction of gender
relations across multicultural contexts; applies its scholarship to transforming the knowledge
base of psychology; advocates action toward public policies that advance equality and social
justice; and seeks to empower women in community, national and global leadership. We
welcome
student
members
and
affiliates.
Members
are
provided
two
publications: Psychology of Women Quarterly, which is a journal of research, theory and
reviews, and the Feminist Psychologist.
Division 36: Society for the Psychology of Religion and Spirituality promotes the application
of psychological research methods and interpretive frameworks to diverse forms of religion
and spirituality; encourages the incorporation of the results of such work into clinical and
other applied settings; and fosters constructive dialogue and interchange between
psychological study and practice on the one hand and between religious perspectives and
institutions on the other. The division is strictly nonsectarian and welcomes the participation
of all persons who view religion as a significant factor in human functioning. The division's
quarterlyPsychology of Religion newsletter contains original articles, book reviews,
announcements and news of interest to division members.
Division 37: Society for Child and Family Policy and Practice is concerned with professional
and scientific issues relative to services and service structures for children and youth. The
Division seeks to advance research, education, training, and practice and relate
psychological knowledge to other fields such as anthropology, law, and pediatrics in such
areas as employment, education, recreation, and family planning. The Society's
newsletter, Child and Family Policy and Practice Advocate,focuses on selected topics such
as the critical needs of ethnic minorities, children's media, the effectiveness of child
maltreatment prevention programs, and the treatment of violent juvenile offenders.
Division 38: Health Psychology seeks to advance contributions of psychology to the
understanding of health and illness through basic and clinical research, education and
service activities and encourages the integration of biomedical information about health and
illness with current psychological knowledge. The division has a nursing and health group
and special interest groups in aging, women, and minority health issues. The division
publishes the bimonthly journal Health Psychology and the quarterly newsletter The Health
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Psychologist. Division 38 offers a listing of training programs in health psychology and
presents an annual student paper award.
Division 39: Psychoanalysis represents, within the broad field of psychology, professionals
who identify themselves as having a major commitment to the study, practice and
development of psychoanalysis and psychoanalytic psychotherapy.
Division 40: Society for Clinical Neuropsychology provides a scientific and professional
forum for individuals interested in the study of the relationships between the brain and
human behavior. As such, Division 40 promotes interdisciplinary interaction among various
interest areas including physiological cognitive, developmental, clinical rehabilitation, school,
forensic and health psychology. The exchange of ideas in facilitated by the Division's
encouragement of scientific research, education and practice. Members receive (twice a
year) the Society for Clinical Neuropsychology, Newsletter 40, in which pertinent divisional
issues and information are published. In addition, the Division presents student awards for
distinguished scientific research at the APA annual convention.
Division 41: American Psychology-Law Society promotes the contributions of psychology to
the understanding of law and legal institutions, the education of psychologists in legal
matters and law personnel in psychological matters, and the application of psychology in the
legal system. The Division holds a biennial two and one half day spring meeting which
includes paper and plenary sessions. Members receive the bimonthly journal Law and
Human Behavior and the American Psychology-Law Society Newsletter three times per
year.
Division 42: Psychologists in Independent Practice offers tools and learning opportunites to
increase professional skill building and practice development across the career span.
Division 43: The Society for Family Psychology provides a home for psychologists interested
in families in their many forms. Clinical, scientific, educational and public policy perspectives
are well represented in the wide range of divisional activities. The society has achieved
specialty status in ABPP and has developed the Journal of Family Psychology, currently one
of the fastest growing APA scientific journals. The society works with the practice directorate
to ensure inclusion of psychologists in health care reimbursement plans. As the only APA
division focusing primarily on families, the Society of Family Psychology strives to educate
the professional community regarding the many advantages of a broader conceptual focus.
Division 43 sponsors an annual midwinter convention. The society's quarterly newsletter
isThe Family Psychologist.
Div. 44: Society for the Psychological Study of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender
Issues focuses on the diversity of human sexual orientations by supporting research,
promoting relevant education, and affecting professional and public policy. Division 44 has
task forces on accreditation, bisexuality, professional standards, public policy, youth,
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families, ethnic/racial issues and science. The Division supports the Maylon-Smith Award for
student research and presents annual Distinguished Contribution Awards. The Division
publishes its Div. 44 Newsletterthree times a year and a program of Division 44's activities at
the annual APA convention.
Division 45: Society for the Psychological Study of Culture, Ethnicity and Raceencourages
research on ethnic minority issues and the application of psychological knowledge to ethnic
minority issues. The division promotes public welfare through research and encourages
professional relationships among psychologists who share these concerns and interests.
Membership includes a subscription to the peer-reviewed quarterly journal Cultural Diversity
and Ethnic Minority Psychology and the division newsletter, Focus, which is published two to
three times per year.
Division 46: Society for Media Psychology and Technology seeks to advance psychology in
the practice and science of media communications and technology. The society is a
community of researchers, psychologists and other mental health providers, consultants,
educators and communications professionals actively involved with all forms of traditional
and evolving media and emerging technologies. The society supports the study and
dissemination of information related to the impact of the media on human behavior, as well
as the development of media literacy essential to the public and profession.
Division 47: Exercise and Sport Psychology brings together psychologists, as well as
exercise and sport scientists, interested in research, teaching and service in this area. The
APA Running Psychologists is an affiliated group of Division 47. The Division currently has
committees on diversity issues and education and training. The Division sponsors
preconvention workshops at the APA convention. TheExercise and Sport Psychology
Newsletter is published three times a year.
Division 48: Society for the Study of Peace, Conflict, and Violence: Peace Psychology
Division works to promote peace in the world at large and within nations, communities and
families. It encourages psychological and multidisciplinary research, education and training
on issues concerning peace, nonviolent conflict resolution, reconciliation and the causes,
consequences and prevention of violence and destructive conflict. The division fosters
communication among researchers, teachers and practitioners who are working on these
issues and are applying the knowledge and methods of psychology in the advancement of
peace and prevention of violence and destructive conflict. The division seeks to make
connections between all areas of psychological work and peace and welcomes participation
from all areas of the discipline. A division journal, Peace and Conflict: The Journal of Peace
Psychology, is published quarterly.
Division 49: Society of Group Psychology and Group Psychotherapy provides a forum for
psychologists interested in research, teaching, and practice in group psychology and group
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psychotherapy. Current projects include developing national guidelines for doctoral and postdoctoral training in group psychotherapy. The Division's quarterly journal, Group Dynamics:
Theory, Research and Practice, and its newsletter, The Group Psychologist, are sent to all
members and affiliates.
Division 50: Society of Addiction Psychology promotes advances in research, professional
training, and clinical practice within the broad range of addictive behaviors including
problematic use of alcohol, nicotine and other drugs and disorders involving gambling,
eating, sexual behavior or spending. Membership includes a subscription to the peerreviewed journal Psychology of Addictive Behaviors and the newsletter of the division.
Division 51: Society for the Psychological Study of Men and Masculinity (SPSMM)advances
knowledge in the new psychology of men through research, education, training, public policy
and improved clinical services for men. SPSMM provides a forum for members to discuss
the critical issues facing men of all races, classes, ethnicities, sexual orientations and
nationalities. SPSMM publishes a newsletter for members and sponsors programs at the
annual APA convention.
Division 52: International Psychology seeks to develop a psychological science and practice
that is contextually informed, culturally inclusive, serves the public interest and promotes
global perspectives within and outside of APA. The Division of International Psychology
represents the interest of all psychologists who foster international connections among
psychologists, engage in multicultural research or practice, apply psychological principles to
the development of public policy or are otherwise concerned with individual and group
consequences of global events.
The purpose of Division 53: Society of Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology is to
encourage the development and advancement of clinical child and adolescent psychology
through integration of its scientific and professional aspects. The division promotes scientific
inquiry, training, professional practice, and public policy in clinical child and adolescent
psychology as a means of improving the welfare and mental health of children, youth, and
families. In the service of these goals, the division promotes the general objectives of the
American Psychological Association.
Division 54: Society of Pediatric Psychology members are part of an integrated field of
science and practice in which the principles of psychology are applied within the context of
pediatric health. The field aims to promote the health and development of children,
adolescents, and their families through use of evidence-based methods.
Areas of expertise within the field include, but are not limited to: psychosocial,
developmental and contextual factors contributing to the etiology, course and outcome of
pediatric medical conditions; assessment and treatment of behavioral and emotional
concomitants of illness, injury, and developmental disorders; prevention of illness and injury;
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promotion of health and health-related behaviors; education, training and mentoring of
psychologists and providers of medical care; improvement of health care delivery systems
and advocacy for public policy that serves the needs of children, adolescents, and their
families.
Division 55: American Society for the Advancement of Pharmacotherapy (ASAP) was
created to enhance psychological treatments combined with psychopharmacological
medications. It promotes the public interest by working for the establishment of high quality
statutory and regulatory standards for psychological care. The Division encourages the
collaborative practice of psychological and pharmacological treatments with other health
professions. It seeks funding for training in psychopharmacology and pharmacotherapy from
private and public sources, e.g., federal Graduate Medical Education programs. It facilitates
increased access to improved mental health services in federal and state demonstration
projects using psychologists trained in psychopharmacology.
Division 56: Division of Trauma Psychology provides a forum for scientific research,
professional and public education, and the exchange of collegial support for professional
activities related to traumatic stress. By doing so, we facilitate a state-of-the-art response by
psychologists and move our understanding of trauma psychology forward.
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