Clinical Psychology: Science, Practice, and Culture
Fourth Edition
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- How did William Tuke become interested in the plight of the mentally ill?
- How did his family contribute to similar efforts?
- What role did Eli Todd’s sister play in his role as a pioneer of mental health reform?
- Besides founding the first mental hospital in Connecticut, what other contributions did Todd make to the treatment of psychological problems?
- How did Dorothea Dix become interested in the plight of the mentally ill?
- How was she effective in changing the way the mentally ill were treated?
4. Web Link 2.4: Lightner Witmer
- In what ways has clinical psychology remained true to its original definition?
- In what ways has clinical psychology evolved away from its original definition?
5. Web Link 2.5: First “Clinical Psychology” article, by Lightner Witmer in 1907
- According to this article, what activities took place at Witmer’s clinic?
- How do the clinical examples described in this example compare to the work of contemporary clinical psychologists?