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Journal of Pediatric Psychology 13(1) pp. 113-119, 1988
© 1988 Society of Pediatric Psychology

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A Places-Rated Almanac for Pediatric Psychology1

Donald K. Routh2

University of Miami

2All correspondence should be sent to Donald K. Routh, Department of Psychology, University of Miami, P.O. Box 248185, Coral Gables, Florida 33124

To established an historical archive concerning the growth of the field, information was compiled concerning members of the Society of Pediatric Psychology who had doctoral degrees and elaborated listings in a recent APA Directory. It was found that there were nine universities which had trained 10 or more of these individuals. These universities are listed, along with information concerning the ABPP or ABPH Diplomate and APA Fellow status of some of their graduates with interests in pediatric psychology. Comparisons were made with similar information recently published concerning clinical child psychologists. It was found that pediatric psychologists were a younger group in terms of time since the doctoral degree.

Key words: training; history.


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