Modern Psychology

Psychology in the 1960s

French Algerian psychiatrist Frantz Fanon argued

The Black Power movement in the United States focused on

In the mid- to late 1960s, psychologists of color in the United States encountered

The work of many Black psychologists in the 1960s and 1970s focused on

The first -Black psychological association was

The first time the term Black psychology appeared in printed form was

The 1969 American Psychological Association (APA) conference was notable because

The late 1960s saw developments in the APA that included

Brothers Derald and Stanley Sue coordinated a series of meetings that led to the foundation of

The Ten Point Program was the beginning of a movement to

The requirement for psychologists to have training in multicultural issues came about

The work of Seymour Sarason and Emory Cowen was intended to

The nationwide network of programs to meet the mental health needs of all Americans established by legislation in the 1960s included

In the early years of community psychology, an innovative training program existed at

The 1960s brought tension between which two groups in the APA?

The PsyD degree was established with the intention that it would

The Association for Psychological Science was formed

While the PsyD degree did not resolve tensions between scientists and practitioners, it did create new opportunities for

As one of its members put it, the Research Group in Psychology and the Social Sciences was best able to