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Significant Dates and Events in the History of Clinical Psychology

1879	Wilhelm Wundt establishes first formal psychology laboratory at the University of Leipzig.
1885	Sir Francis Galton establishes first mental testing center at the South Kensington Museum, London.
1890	James McKeen Cattell coins the term mental test .
1892	American Psychological Association (APA) founded.
1895	Breuer and Freud publish Studies in Hysteria .
1896	Lightner Witmer founds first psychological clinic, University of Pennsylvania.
1905	Binet-Simon Intelligence Scale published in France.
1907	Witmer founds first clinical journal, The Psychological Clinic .
1908	First clinical internship offered at Vineland Training School.
1909	William Healy founds first child-guidance center, the Juvenile Psychopathic Institute, Chicago.
Freud lectures at Clark University.
1910	Goddard's English translation of the 1908 revision of the Binet-Simon Intelligence Scale published.
1912	J.B. Watson publishes Psychology as a Behaviorist Views It .
1916	Terman's Stanford-Binet Intelligence Test published.
1917	Clinicians break away from APA to form American Association of Clinical Psychology (AACP).
1919	AACP rejoins APA as its clinical section.
1920	Watson and Rayner demonstrate that a child's fear can be learned.
1921	James McKeen Cattell forms Psychological Corporation.
1924	Mary Cover Jones employs learning principles to remove children's fears.
1931	Clinical section of APA appoints committee on training standards.
1935	Thematic Apperception Test (TAT) published.
1937	Clinical section of APA breaks away to form American Association for Applied Psychology (AAAP).
1938	First Buros Mental Measurement Yearbook published.
1939	Wechsler-Bellevue Intelligence Test published.
1942	Carl Rogers publishes Counseling and Psychotherapy , outlining an alternative to psychodynamic therapy.
1943	Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPI) published.
1945	AAAP rejoins APA.
Journal of Clinical Psychology published.
Connecticut State Board of Examiners in Psychology issues first certificate to practice psychology.
1946	Veterans Administration and National Institute of Mental Health begin support for training of clinical psychologists.
1947	American Board of Examiners in Professional Psychology organized.
Shakow Report recommends clinical training standards to APA.
1949	Colorado conference on training in clinical psychology convenes, recommends Boulder Model.
1950	APA publishes first standards for approved internships in clinical psychology.
1952	American Psychiatric Association's Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM-I) published.
1953	APA's Ethical Standards for Psychologists published.
1955	Wechsler Adult Intelligence Test published.
1956	Stanford Training Conference.
1958	Miami Training Conference.
Clinical Division of APA holds NIMH-sponsored conference about research on psychotherapy.
1959	The first psychotherapy benefit in a prepaid insurance plan appears.
1965	Chicago Training Conference.
1968	Psy.D. training program begins at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign.
Second edition of DSM ( DSM-II ) published.
Committee on Health Insurance begins campaign to allow payment of clinical psychologists' services by health insurance plans without requiring medical supervision.
1969	California School of Professional Psychology founded.
APA begins publication of the journal, Professional Psychology .
1970	Department of Defense health insurance program authorizes payment of clinical psychologists' services without medical referral.
Classes begin at California School of Professional Psychology, the first independent clinical psychology training program in the United States
1971	Council for the Advancement of Psychological Professions and Sciences, a political advocacy group for clinical psychology, is organized.
Journal of Clinical Child Psychology published.
1972	Menninger Conference on Postdoctoral Education in Clinical Psychology.
1973	Vail, Colorado, Training Conference.
1974	National Register of Health Service Providers in Psychology established.
Federal government allows payment for clinical psychologists' services to its employees without medical supervision or referral.
APA establishes Standards for Providers of Psychological Services .
First Inter-American Congress of Clinical Psychology held in Porto Alegre, Brazil.
1977	All fifty U.S. states have certification or licensing laws for clinical psychologists.
1980	Third edition of DSM ( DSM-III ) published.
Smith, Glass, and Miller publish The Benefits of Psychotherapy .
Blue Shield health insurance companies in Virginia successfully sued for refusing to pay for clinical psychologists' services to people covered by their plans.
1981	APA publishes its revised Ethical Principles of Psychologists .
1983	Joint Commission for the Accreditation of Hospitals allows clinical psychologists to become members of hospital medical staffs.
1987	DSM-III-R published.
Conference on graduate education in psychology, Salt Lake City, Utah.
1988	American Psychological Society formed.
1990	California Supreme Court affirms right of clinical psychologists to independently admit, diagnose, treat, and release mental patients without medical supervision.
Dick McFall publishes Manifesto for a Science of Clinical Psychology.
1993	Commander John L. Sexton and Lt. Commander Morgan T. Sammons complete psychopharmacology program at Walter Reed Army Medical Center, becoming first psychologists legally permitted to prescribe psychoactive drugs.
1994	DSM-IV published.
Amendment to Social Security Act guarantees psychologists the right to independent practice and payment for hospital services under Medicare.
Academy of Psychological Clinical Science is established.
1995	APA task force of clinical psychologists publishes list of empirically validated psychological therapies and calls for students to be trained to use them.
1996	Dorothy W. Cantor becomes first president of APA to hold the Psy.D. rather than the Ph.D.
2000	DSM-IV-TR published.
2002	New Mexico grants prescription privileges to specially trained clinical psychologists.

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