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AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION

January 17, 1995

Dr. Kenneth Adams
Chief, Psychological -- 116B
VA Medical Center
2215 Fuller Road Services
Arm Arbor, MI 48105-2300

Dear Dr. Adams:

I appreciate your interest in membership issues at this past weekend's Division Leadership Conference.I have requested counts of types of subscribers to the journals you mentioned.These counts should be available in about three days.

I have requested counts of individual journal subscribers by type: members of Division 40, other APA members who are not members of D40, and non-APA individuals. These counts will be done for Behavioral Neuroscience, Neuropsychology, and Psychological Assessment.

Also, enclosed for your information is the Division 40 membership profile that we have on hand at this time.

I enjoyed talking with you about the Division's specific membership-related issues. We covered a lot of ground and there are many options for you to consider. Please be sure to contact Sarah Jordan in Division Services or me if there is something further that we can do to assist you and the Division.

Sincerely,

Pat K. Miyamoto
Sr. Director
Membership & Publishing Services

Encl: Division 40 membership profile

750 First Street, NE
Washington, DC 20002-4242
(202) 336-5500
(202) 336-6 123 TDD

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M E M O R A N D UM

To: Pat Miyamoto

From: Barb Spruill

Date: January 30, 1995

Subject: Division 40 Subscriber Inquiry



# of Div.40 members 4097

# of Div.40 members subscribing to:

        BNE 40
        NEU 931
        PAS 853

# of members and affiliates not associated with Div. 40 subscribing to:
        BNE M= 210 A= 189 Total= 399

        NEU M= 795 A=1230 Total=2025

        PAS M=4100 A=1400 Total=5500

# of nonmember individuals subscribing to:

        BNE 18
        NEU 20
        PAS 10

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Profile of Division 40 Members: 1993

Prepared by the Office of Demographic, Employment, and Educational Research, APA Education Directorate.

ODEER
American Psychological Association
750 First Street, N.E.
Washington, D.C. 20002-4242
Phone: (202)336-5980
Fax: (202)336-5962

ODEER staff:
Jessica Kohout, PhD
Marlene Wieherski
Sheila C. Gehlmann
Brendan R. Cooney
Darlene Perry-Joyner

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TABLE 1
Demographic Characteristics of Division 40 Members, by Type of APA Membership: 1993



 
Membership Status Total
Associate Member Fellow N %
N % N % N %
N- 133 100 3,141 100 175 100 3,449 100
SEX
Men 79 59.4 2,133 67.9 143 81.7 2,355 68.3
Women 54 40.6 1,008 32.1 32 18.3 1,094 31.7
RACE/ETHNICITY
American Indian 0 .0 26 .8 0 .0 26 .8
Asian 4 3.0 45 1.4 0 .0 49 1.4
Hispanic 2 1.5 80 2.5 1 .6 83 2.4
Black .8 31 1.0 0 .0 49 1.4
White 99 74.4 2,568 81.8 162 92.8 2,829 82.0
Other 0 .0 4 .1 1 .6 6 .1
Not specified 27 20.3 387 12.3 11 6.3 425 12.3
Not specified 27 20.3 387 12.3 11 6.3 425 12.3
AGE
Under 30 0 .0 5 .2 0 .0 5 .1
30-34 9 6.8 107 3.4 0 .0 116 3.4
35-39 9 6.8 107 3.4 0 .0 116 3.4
40-44 26 19.5 778 24.8 22 12.6 826 23.9
45-49 18 13.5 677 21.6 26 14.9 721 20.9
50-54 15 11.3 390 12.4 21 18.3 437 12.7
55-59 10 7.5 168 5.3 22 12.6 200 5.8
60-64 8 6.0 114 3.6 20 11.4 142 4.1
65-69 3 2.3 70 2.2 21 12.0 94 2.7
70 or older 2 1.5 65 2.1 26 14.9 93 2.7
Not specified 23 17.3 331 10.5 3 1.7 357 10.4
Mean 46.45 46.47 56.90 47.05
SD 9.77 8.83 11.16 9.32
REGION
New England 6 4.5 318 10.1 12 6.9 336 9.7
Middle Atlantic 33 24.8 51.8 16.5 27 15.4 578 16.8
East North Central 23 17.3 414 13.2 18 10.3 455 16.8
West North Central 7 5.3 182 5.8 14 8.0 203 6.9
South Atlantic 23 17.3 608 16.2 31 17.7 562 16.3
East South Central 5 3.8 112 3.6 3 1.7 120 3.5
West South Central 11 8.3 247 7.9 14 18.0 272 7.9
Mountain 2 1.5 201 6.4 8 4.6 211 6.1
Pacific 20 15.0 543 17.3 32 18.3 595 17.3
Other US (eg, Puerto Rico) 0 .0 5 .2 0 .0 5 .1
Military overseas 0 .0 7 .2 0 .0 7 .2
Canada or other 3 2.3 86 2.7 16 9.1 106 3.0


Source: 1993 APA Directory Survey. Compiled by Office of Demographic, Employment, and Educational Research, APA Education Directorate

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TABLE 2
Educational Characteristics of Division 40 Members, by Type of APA Membership: 1993



 
Membership Status Total
Associate Member Fellow N %
N % N % N %
N= 133 100 3,141 100 175 100 3,449 100
HIGHEST DEGREE
Ph.D. 45 33.8 2,634 83.9 165 94.3 2,844 82.5
Ed.D. 4 3.0 115 3.7 3 1.7 122 3.5
Psy.D. 3 2.3 181 5.8 0 .0 184 5.3
Masters 64 48.1 20 .6 0 .0 84 2.4
M.D. 0 .0 1 .0 4 2.3 5 .1
Other Doctorate 0 .0 6 .2 3 1.7 9 .3
Certificate/diploma 3 2.3 1 .0 0 .0 4 .1
Baccalaureate/Associate 0 .0 2 .1 0 .0 2 .1
Not specified 14 10.5 181 5.8 0 .0 195 5.7
YEARS SINCE DEGREE
Less than 5 17 12.8 220 7.0 1 .6 238 6.9
5-9 31 23.3 728 23.2 0 .0 759 22.0
10-14 25 18.8 792 25.2 12 6.9 829 24.0
15-19 21 15.8 596 19.0 33 18.9 650 18.8
20-24 7 5.3 331 10.5 35 20.0 373 10.8
25 or more 17 12.8 297 9.5 93 53.1 407 11.8
Not specified 15 11.3 177 5.6 1 .6 193 5.6
Mean 16.03 14.73 27.48 15.46
SD 18.41 11.35 12.19 12.07
OTHER PROFESSIONAL DEGREES
Theology degree, Clerical Ordination 4 3.0 62 2.0 2 1.1 68 2.0
Nursing degree 0 .0 29 .9 0 .0 29 .8
Social Work degree 0 .0 25 .8 0 .0 25 .7
Law degree 0 .0 17 .5 2 1.1 19 .6
M.B.A. 1 11 .4 0 .0 12 .3
Medical degree 1 .8 10 .3 1 .6 11 .3
M.P.N. 2 1.5 2 .3 1 .6 4 .1
MPA or other admin/mgt 0 .0 3 .1 1 .6 4 .1
Engineer, architect 0 .0 4 .1 0 .0 4 .1
Rehab/Occupationa/Physical Therapy 0 .0 3 .1 0 .0 3 .1
Speech-Language Path 0 .0 2 .1 0 .0 2 .1


Source: 1993 APA Directory. Compiled by Office of Demographic, Employment, and Educational Research, APA Education Directorate.

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TABLE 3
Current Major Field of Division 40 Members, by Type of APA Membership: 1993



 
Membership Status Total
Associate Member Fellow N %
N % N % N %
N= 133 100 3,141 100 175 100 3,449 100
PROVIDER PSYCHOLOGY FIELDS:
Child Clinical 3 2.3 42 1.3 3 1.7 48 1.4
Clinical 41 30.8 1,819 57.9 71 40.6 1,931 56.0
Counseling Psychology 5 3.8 164 5.2 3 1.7 172 5.0
Geropsychology 0 .0 8 .3 0 .0 8 .2
Health 1 .8 35 1.1 1 .6 37 1.1
School 15 11.3 74 2.4 6 3.4 95 2.8
RESEARCH & OTHER PSYCHOLOGY
Cognitive 1 .8 17 .5 3 1.7 21 .6
Community 0 .0 7 .2 0 .0 7 .2
Developmental 3 2.3 24 .8 6 3.4 33 1.0
Educational 1 .8 17 .5 4 2.3 22 .6
Environmental 0 .0 0 .0 1 .6 1 .0
Experimental 1 .8 22 .7 5 2.9 28 .8
General/Methods & Systems 5 3.8 12 .4 0 .0 17 .5
Industrial/Organizational 1 .8 0 .0 0 .0 1 .0
Neurosciences 5 3.8 62 2.0 12 6.9 79 2.3
Personality 0 .0 3 .1 1 .6 4 .1
Physiological/Psychology 1 .8 24 .8 14 8.0 39 1.1
Psychopharmacology 0 .0 1 .0 0 .0 1 .0
Quantitative/Mathematical, Psychometrics, Stats 0 .0 3 .1 0 .0 3 .1
Social 0 .0 3 .1 2 1.1 5 .1
SUBTOTAL 18 13.5 195 6.2 48 27.4 261 7.6
OTHER FIELDS:
Behavioral Medicine 0 .0 15 .5 1 .6 16 .5
Business or Management 0 .0 1 .0 0 .0 1 .0
Counseling 2 1.5 7 .2 0 .0  9 .3
Counselor Education 0 .0 1 .0 0 .0 1 .0
Computer Science 0 .0 1 .0 0 .0 1 .0
Education, Teaching 0 .0 3 .1 0 .0 3 .1
Epidemiology 0 .0 2 .1 0 .0 2 .1
Medicine 0 .0 1 .0 1 .6 2 .1
Nursing 0 .0 1 .0 0 .0 1 .0
Psychiatry 0 .0 4 .1 1 .6 2 .1
Public Administration 0 .0 2 .0 0 .0 1 .0
Public Health 0 .0 1 .0 0 .0 1 .0
Rehabilitation 10 7.5 73 2.3 4 2.3 87 2.5
Sociology 0 .0 1 .0 0 .0 1 .0
Speech & Hearing 0 .0 1 .0 2 1.1 3 .1
Special Education 1 .8 1 .0 0 .0 1 .0
Theology/Religion 1 .8 0 .0 0 .0 1 .0
Other 24 18.0 504 16.0 33 18.9 561 16.3
SUBTOTAL 38 28.6 618 19.7 42 24.0 698 20.2
Not specified 12 9.0 186 5.9 1 .6 199 5.8


Source: 1993 APA Directory Survey.

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TABLE 4
Employment Characteristics of Division 40 Members, by Type of APA Membership: 1993


Associate Member Fellow Total
N % N % N % N %
N= 133 100 3,141 100 175 100 3,449 100
EMPLOYMENT STATUS
Employed full time 69 51.9 2,063 65.7 116 66.3 2,248 65.2
Employed part time 13 9.8 178 5.7 12 6.9 203 5.9
On leave 1 .8 6 .2 0 .0 7 .2
Employed; status not known 22 16.5 496 15.8 28 16.0 546 15.8
Postdoctoral study 0 .0 16 .5 1 .6 17 .5
Unemployed, seeking employment 0 .0 8 .3 0 .0 8 .2
Unemployed, not seeking 2 1.5 44 1.4 13 7.4 59 1.7
Not specified 26 19.5 330 10.5 5 2.9 361 10.5
LICENSED and/or CERTIFIED 58 43.6 2,757 87.8 144 82.3 2,959 85.8
PRIMARY EMPLOYMENT SETTING (full-time-employed only)
Not specified 1 1.4 14 .7 0 .0 15 .7
University settings 2 2.9 153 7.4 34 29.3 189 8.4
Four-year colleges 1 1.4 12 .6 0 .0 13 .6
Medical school 1 1.4 201 9.7 37 31.9 239 10.6
Other academic settings 1 1.4 21 1.0 0 .0 22 1.0
Schools & other educational settings 12 17.4 36 1.7 0 .0 48 2.1
Independent practice 20 29.0 791 30.3 16 13.8 827 36.8
Hospital 14 20.3 493 23.9 15 12.9 522 23.2
Clinic 2 2.9 60 2.9 0 .0 62 2.8
Other human service 7 10.1 177 8.6 1 .9 185 8.2
Business & Industry 0 .0 6 .3 1 .9 7 .3
Government 3 4.3 48 2.3 5 4.3 56 2.5
Other 5 7.2 51 2.5 7 6.0 63 2.8
INVOLVEMENT IN ACTIVITIES (full-time-employed only)
Research 19 27.5 862 41.8 100 86.2 981 43.6
Education 17 24.6 981 47.6 84 72.4 1,082 48.1
Health/mental health services  63 91.3 1,925 93.3 82 70.7 2,070 92.1
Educational services 41 59.4 827 40.1 19 16.4 887 39.5
Other applied psychology 24 34.8 466 22.6 11 9.5 501 22.3
Management/administration 20 29.0 825 40.0 54 46.6 899 40.0
Other employment activities 11 15.9 277 13.4 12 10.3 300 13.3
Not specified 0 .0 9 .4 1 .9 10 .4
PRIMARY ACTIVITY (full-time-employed only)
Research 1 1.4 127 6.2 38 32.8 166 7.4
Education 4 5.8 158 7.7 24 20.7 186 8.3
Research & Education 1 1.4 2 .1 0 .0 3 .1
Mental Health Services 53 76.8 1,518 73.6 36 31.0 1,607 71.5
Educational Services 6 8.7 72 3.5 0 .0 78 3.5
Applied Psychology 2 2.9 14 .7 0 .0 16 .7
Management/administration 1 1.4 151 7.3 16 13.8 168 7.5
Other activities 1 1.4 10 .5 0 .0 11 .5
Not specified 0 .0 11 .5 2 1.7 13 .6


Source: 1993 APA Directory Survey. Compiled by Office of Demographic, Employment and Educational Research, APA Education Directorate.

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TABLE 5
Membership Characteristics of Division 40 Members, by Type of APA Membership: 1993



 
Membership Status Total
Associate Member Fellow N %
Total 133 100 3,141 100 175 100 3,449 100
Other Divisions
1. General Psychology 8 6.0 168 5.3 20 11.4 196 5.7
2. Teaching of Psychology 3 2.3 44 1.4 10 5.7 57 1.7
3. Experimental Psychology 0 .0 25 .8 28 16.0 53 1.5
5. Evaluation & Measurement 2 1.5 80 2.5 13 7.4 95 2.8
6. Physiological & Comparative 2 1.5 70 2.2 57 32.6 129 3.7
7. Developmental Psychology 1 .8 39 1.2 14 8.0 54 1.6
8. Personality & Social 1 .8 33 1.1 10 5.7 44 1.3
9. SPSSI 1 .8 49 1.6 9 5.1 59 1.7
10. Psychology & the Arts 4 3.0 34 1.1 4 2.3 42 1.2
12. Clinical Psychology 0 .0 666 21.6 78 44.6 764 22.2
13. Consulting Psychology 2 1.5 45 1.4 12 6.9 59 1.7
14. SIOP 1 .8 14 .4 4 2.3 19 .6
15. Educational Psychology  4 3.0 38 1.2 12 6.9 54 1.6
16. School Psychology 12 9.0 113 3.6 22 12.6 147 4.3
17. Counseling Psychology 5 3.8 98 3.1 13 7.4 116 3.4
18. Psychologists in Public Service 2 1.5 74 2.4 10 5.7 86 2.5
19. Military Psychology 0 .0 33 1.1 5 2.9 38 1.1
20. Adult Development & Aging 3 2.3 14 5.9 21 12.0 208 6.0
21. Applied Experimental & Engineering 1 .8 6 .2 2 1.1 9 .3
22. Rehabilitaiton Psychology 14 10.5 430 13.7 20 11.4 464 13.5
23. Consumer Psychology 0 .0 11 .4 5 2.9 16 .5
24. Theoretical & Philosophical 0 .0 23 .7 6 3.4 29 .8
25. Experimental Analysis of Behavior 2 1.5 31 1.0 4 2.3  37 1.1
26. History of Psychology 3 2.3 30 1.0 29 16.6 62 1.6
27. Community Psychology 0 .0 21 .7 9 5.1 30 .9
28. Psychopharmacology & Substance Abuse 8 6.0 134 4.3 23 13.1 165 4.6
29. Psychotherapy 14 10.5 233 7.4 18 10.3 265 7.7
30. Psychological Hypnosis 8 6.0 170 5.4 6 3.4 184 5.3
31. State Psychological Assn Affairs 0 .0 30 1.0 14 8.0 44 1.3
32. Humanistic Psychology 4 3.0 18 .6 6 3.4 28 .8
33. Mental Retardation 3 2.3 69 2.2 14 8.0 86 2.5
34. Population & Environmental 1 .8 8 .3 4 2.3 13 .4
35. Psychology of Women 2 1.5 56 1.8 8 4.6 66 1.9
36. Psychology of Religion 5 3.8 66 2.1 7 4.0 78 2.3
37. Child, Youth & Family Services 7 5.3 84 2.7 23 13.1 114 3.3
38. Health Psychology 6 4.5 338 10.8 32 16.3 376 10.9


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TABLE 5 (continued)
Membership Characteristics of Division 40 Members, by Type of APA Membership: 1993



 
Membership Status Total
39. Psychoanalysis 6 4.5 107 3.4 9 5.1 122 3.5
41. Psychology-Law Society 3 2.3 244 7.6 27 15.4 274 7.9
42. Psychologists in Independent Practice 0 .0 616 19.6 24 13.7 640 16.6
43. Family Psychology 3 2.3 69 2.2 11 6.3 63 2.4
44. Lesbian & Gay Issues 1 .a 20 .6 6 3.4 27 .8
45. Ethnic Minority Issues 1 .a 30 1.0 6 4.6 39 1.1
46. Media Psychology 0 .0 18 .6 6 3.4 24 .7
47. Exercise & Sport Psychology 1 .a 64 2.0 6 3.4 71 2.1
48. Peace Psychology 2 1.5 17 .5 6 4.6 27 .8
49. Group Psychology & Group Psychotherapy 1 .a 33 1.1 6 3.4 40 1.2
Number of division affailiations
One 61 45.9 939 29.9 16 9.1 1,016 29.5
Two 40 30.1 938 29.9 32 16.3 1,010 29.3
Three  18 13.5 603 19.2 36 20.6 657 19.0
Four or more 14 10.5 661 21.0 91 51.0 766 22.2
Number belonging to state associations 60 45.1 1,936 61.1 90 51.4 2,066 60.5
ABPP Diplomate
Clinical 0 .0 108 3.4 4.6 27.4 156 4.5
Counseling 0 .0 11 .4 2 1.1 13 .4
School 0 .0 a .3 6 3.4 14 .4
Clinical neuropsychology 0 .0 155 4.9 47 26.9 202 5.9
Forensic 0 .0 14 .4 7 4.0 21 .6
Health psychology 0 .0 5 .2 0 .0 2 .1
Behavioral psychology 0 .0 2 .1 0 .0 2 .1
ABPH Clinical hypnosis 0 .0 3 .1 0 .0 3 .1
Experimental hypnosis 0 .0 2 .1 1 .6 3 .1


Source: 1993 APA Directory Survey. Compiled by Office of Demographic, Employment and Educational Research, APA Education Directorate.

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Profile of All APA Members: 1993

Prepared by the Office of Demogrpahic, Employment, and Educational Research, APA Education Directorate.

ODEER
American Psychological Association
750 First Street, N.E.
Washington, D.C. 20002-4242
Phone: (202)336-5980
Fax: (202)336-5962

ODEER staff:
Jessica Kohout, PhD
Marlene Wicherski
Sheila C. Gehlmann, MS
Brendan R. Cooney
Darlene Perry-Joyner

ODEER interns:
Dominique Charlot-Swilley
Sislena Grocer
Derek M. Griffith

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TABLE 1
Demographic Characteristics of APA Members by Membership Status: 1993



 
Membership Status Total
Associate Member Fellow N %
N % N % N %
N- 7,273 100 61,834 100 4,161 100 73,268 100
SEX
Men 3,352 46.1 35,944 58.1 3,317 79.7 42,613 58.2
Women 3,921 53.9 25,890 41.9 844 20.3 30,655 41.8
RACE/ETHNICITY
White 4,890 67.2 46.869 75.8 3,553 85.4 55,312 75.5
Hispanic 141 1.9 1,160 1.9 52 1.2 1,353 1.8
Black 97 1.3 1,033 1.7 43 1.0 1,173 1.6
Asian 71 1.0 782 1.3 37 .9 890 1.2
American Indian 38 .5 279 .5 15 .4 332 .5
Other 6 .1 76 .1 5 .1 87 .1
Not specified 2,030 27.9 11.635 18.8 456 11.0 14,121 19.3
AGE
Under 30 76 1.0 124 .2 0 .0 200 .3
30-34 325 4.5 2,318 3.7 2 .0 2,645 3.6
35-39 598 8.2 5,946 9.6 38 .9 6,582 9.0
40-44 1,025 14.1 10,815 17.5 280 6.7 12,120 16.5
45-49 1,118 15.4 11,676 18.9 520 12.5 13,314 18.2
50-54 864 11.9 7,800 12.6 543 13.0 9,207 12.6
55-59 590 8.1 4,291 6.9 431 10.4 5,312 7.3
60-64 457 6.3 3,355 5.4 437 10.5 4,249 5.8
65-69 330 4.5 2,753 4.5 522 12.5 3,605 4.9
70 or older 321 4.4 3,309 5.4 1,197 28.8 4,827 6.6
Not specified 1,569 21.6 9,447 15.3 191 4.6 11,207 15.3
Mean 49.62 49.50 61.96 50.30
SD 11.11 11.00 13.19 11.57
REGION
New England 568 7.8 5,549 9.0 360 8.7 6,477 8.8
Middle Atlantic 1,909 26.2 12,678 20.5 803 19.3 15,390 21.0
East North Central 1,905 15.1 8,511 13.8 587 14.1 1,193 13.9
West North Central 450 6.2 3,264 5.3 267 6.4 3,981 5.4
South Atlantic 965 13.3 9,557 15.5 773 18.6 11,295 15.4
East South Central 224 3.1 1,927 3.1 131 3.1 2,282 3.1
West South Central 389 5.3 3,734 6.0 183 4.4 4,306 5.9
Mountain 247 3.4 3,473 5.6 205 4.9 3,925 5.4
Pacific 1,181 16.2 11,116 18.0 683 16.4 12,980 17.7
Military overseas 10 .1 91 .1 1 .0 102 .1
Other US (eg, Puerto Rico) 39 .5 109 .2 3 .1 151 .2
Canada or other  196 2.7 1,825 3.0 165 4.0 2,186 3.0
DISABILITIES
Sensory 48 .7 491 .8 89 2.1 628 .9
Physical 111 1.5 711 1.1 105 2.5 927 1.3
Mental/Emotional 6 .1 31 .1 4 .1 41 .1
Other 34 .5 183 .3 23 .6 240 .3


Source: 1993 APA Directory Survey. Compiled by Office of Demographic, Employment, and Educational Research, APA Education Directoriate

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TABLE 12
Educational Characteristics of APA Members by Membership Status: 1993



 
Membership Status Total
Associate Member Fellow N %
N= 7,273 100 61,834 100 4,161 100 73,268 100
HIGHEST DEGREE
Ph.D. 1,349 18.5 47,834 77.4 3,929 94.4 53,112 72.5
Ed.D. 201 2.8 3,538 5.7 134 3.2 3,873 5.3
Psy.D. 81 1.1 2,647 4.3 3 .1 2,731 3.7
M.D. 1 .0 39 .1 12 .3 52 .1
Other Doctorate 44 .6 219 .4 12 .3 275 .4
Master's 3,995 54.9 1,154 1.9 10 .2 5,159 7.0
Certificate/diploma 169 2.3 55 .1 2 .1 226 .3
Baccalaureate/Associate 40 .5 56 .1 4 .1 100 .1
Not specified 1,393 19.2 6,292 10.2 55 1.3 7.740 10.6
YEARS SINCE DEGREE
Less than 5 years 587 8.1 4,724 7.6 3 .1 5,314 7.3
5-9 years 1,043 14.3 10,864 17.6 14 .3 11,921 16.3
10-14 years 1,040 14.3 11,527 18.6 166 4.0 12,733 17.4
15-19 982 13.5 10,405 16.8 466 11.2 11,853 16.2
20-24 years 740 10.2 7,629 12.3 644 15.5 9,013 12.3
25 or more years 1,481 20.4 10,505 17.0 2,816 67.7 14,802 20.2
Not specified 1,400 19.2 6,180 10.0 52 1.2 7,632 10.4
Mean 18.98 17.11 32.65 18.25
SD 16.39 12.52 12.54 13.45
OTHER PROFESSIONAL DEGREES
Theology degree/Clerical ordination 128 1.8 1,265 2.0 36 .9 1,429 2.0
Social Work degree 71 1.0 682 1.1 26 .6 779 1.1
Nursing degree 70 1.0 544 .9 8 .2 622 .8
M.B.A. 56 .8 395 .6 22 .5 473 .6
Law degree 29 .4 266 .4 33 .8 328 .4
M.P.H. 9 .1 150 .2 17 .4 176 .2
Medical degree 3 .0 88 .1 12 .3 103 .1
Engineer, architect 2 .0 56 .1 3 .1 61 .1
Rehabilitation/Physical/Occupational Therapy 1 .0 49 .1 0 .0 50 .1
Master of Public Admin 5 .1 39 .1 2 .0 46 .1



Source: 1993 APA Directory Survey. Compiled by Office of Demographic, Employment, and Educational Research, APA Education Directorate.

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TABLE 3
Current Major Field of APA Members by Membership Status: 1993



 
Membership Status Total
Associate Member Fellow N %
N= 7,273 100 61,834 100 4,161 100 73,268 100
PROVIDER PSYCHOLOGY FIELDS
Child Clinical 60 .8 644 1.0 17 .4 721 1.0
Clinical 1,788 24.6 28,811 46.6 1,030 24.8 81,629 43.2
Counseling Psychology 622 8.6 6,374 10.3 210 5.0 7,206 9.8
Geropsychology 6 .1 66 .1 14 .3 86 .1
Health 45 .6 544 .9 48 1.2 637 .9
School 738 10.1 2,087 3.4 101 2.4 2,926 4.0
SUBTOTAL: 3,259 44.8 38,526 62.3 1,420 34.1 43,205 59.0
RESEARCH & OTHER PSYCHOLOGY
Cognitive 30 .4 352 .6 69 1.7 451 .6
Community 130 1.8 453 .7 85 2.0 668 .9
Comparative 2 .0 31 .1 22 .5 55 .1
Developmental 150 2.1 1,608 2.6 323 7.8 2,081 2.8
Educational 196 2.7 1,371 2.2 211 5.1 1,778 2.4
Environmental 5 .1 36 1 21 .5 62 .1
Experimental 54 .7 910 1.5 352 8.5 1,316 1.8
General/Methods & Systems 193 2.7 671 1.1 122 2.9 986 1.3
Industrial/Organizational 325 4.5 2,222 3.6 259 6.2 2,806 3.8
Neurosciences 7 .1 101 .2 27 .6 135 .2
Personality 30 .4 311 .5 96 2.3 437 .6
Physiological, Psychobiology 15 .2 254 .4 139 3.3 408 .6
Psychopharmacology 5 .1 83 .1 64 1.5 152 .2
Quantitative/Mathematical, Psychometrics. Stats 49 .7 274 .4 78 1.9 401 .5
Social 81 1.1 1,356 2.2 357 8.6 1,794 2.4
SUBTOTAL: 1,272 17.5 10,033 16.2 2,225 53.5 3,530 18.5
OTHER FIELDS:
Anthropology 1 .0 2 .0 1 .0 4 .0
Behavioral Medicine 20 .3 188 .3 16 .4 224 .3
Business or Management 56 .8 259 .4 8 .2 323 .4
Cognitive science 1 .0 7 .0 3 .1 11 .0
Communications-Journalism 5 .1 51 .1 2 .0 58 .1
Computer Science  9 .1 47 .1 3 .1 59 .1
Counseling 315 4.3 572 .9 5 .1 43 .1
Counselor Education 16 .2 116 .2 3 .1 135 .2
Criminology, criminal justice 8 .1 30 .0 5 .1 43 .1
Economics 0 .0 2 .0 0 .0 2 .0
Education, Teaching 49 .7 197 .3 15 .4 261 .4
Engineering 6 .1 16 .0 5 .1 27 .0
Epidemiology 0 .0 7 .0 0 .0 7 .0
Industrial Relations 13 .2 18 .0 1 .0 32 .0
Information Science 2 .0 2 .0 0 .0 4 .0



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TABLE 3 (CONTINUED)
Current Major Field of APA Members by Membership Status: 1993
 
 
Law 10 1 56 .1 6 .1 72 .1
Linguistics 0 .0 5 .0 0 .0 5 .0
Medicine 4 .1 26 .0 6 .1 36 .0
Nursing 7 .1 30 .0 2 .0 39 .1
Organizational Behavior 10 .1 87 .1 4 .1 101 .1
Political Science 1 .0 5 .0 0 .0 6 0
Psychiatry 5 .1 60 .1 5 .1 70 .1
Public Admin 26 .4 81 .1 2 .0 109 .1
Public Health 9 .1 28 .0 3 .1 40 .1
Rehabilitation 72 1.0 352 .6 26 .6 450 .6
Social Work 26 .4 39 .1 2 .0 67 .1
Sociology 3 .0 26 .0 6 .1 35 .0
Statistics 7 .1 30 .0 4 .1 41 .1
Student Personnel 2 .0 8 .0 0 .0 10 .0
Social/Behavioral Sciences 13 .2 56 .1 10 .2  79 .1
Speech & Hearing 6 .1 41 .1 6 .1 53 .1
Special Education 27 .4 84 .1 3 .1 114 .2
Theology/Religion 16 .2 38 .1 1 .0 55 .1
Other 704 9.7 4,292 6.9 275 6.6 5,271 7.2
SUBTOTAL: 1,449 19.9 6,858 11.1 428 10.3 8,735 11.9
Not Specified 1,293 17.8 6,417 10.4 88 2.1 7,798 10.6



Source: 1993 APA Directory Survey. Compiled by Office of Demographic, Employment, and Educational Research, APA Education Directorate.

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TABLE 4
Employment Characteristics of APA Members, by Membership Status: 1993



 
Membership Status Total
Associate Member Fellow N %
N= 7,273 100 61,834 100 4,161 100 73,268 100
EMPLOYMENT STATUS
Employed full time 2,724 37.5 31,198 50.5 2,128 51.1 36,050 49.2
Employed part time 760 10.3 6,998 9.7 304 7.3 7,052 9.6
Employed; status not known 1,258 17.3 10,189 16.5 465 11.2 11,910 16.3
On leave 69 .9 220 .4 15 .4 304 .4
Postdoctoral study 24 .3 183 .3 1 .0 208 .3
Unemployed, seeking employment 30 .4 140 .2 0 .0 170 .2
Unemployed, not seeking 366 4.0 2,890 4.7 943 22.7 4,199 5.7
Not specified 2,054 28.2 11,016 17.8 305 7.3 13,375 18.3
LICENSED and/or CERTIFIED 2,563 35.2 43,549 70.4 2,047 49.2 48,159 65.7
PRIMARY EMPLOYMENT SETTING(full-time-employed only)
University settings 204 7.5 5,144 16.5 1,391 86.4 6,739 18.7
Four-year colleges 61 1.9 890 2.9 48 2.3 989 2.7
Medical school 41 1.5 1,190 3.8 202 9.5 1,433 4.0
Other academic settings 91 3.3 516 1.7 41 1.9 648 1.8
Schools & other educational settings 387 13.9 1,147 3.7 2 .1 1,527 4.2
Independent practice 613 22.5 11,215 35.9 121 5.7 11,949 33.1
Hospital 253 9.3 3,631 11.6 61 2.9 3,945 10.9
Clinic 256 9.4 1,756 5.6 9 .4 2,021 5.6
Other human service 230 8.4 1,853 5.9 25 1.2 2,108 5.8
Business & Industry 117 4.3 524 1.7 22 1.0 663 1.8
Government 198 7.3 1,115 3.5 73 3.4 1,386 3.8
Other 257 9.4 1,964 6.3 124 6.8 2,345 6.5
Not specified 35 1.3 253 .8 9 .4 297 .8
INVOLVEMENT IN ACTIVITIES
Research 557 20.4 10,984 35.2 1,827 85.9 13,368 37.1
Education 991 36.4 14,947 47.9 1,739 81.7 17,677 49.0
Health/mental health svcs 1,984 72.8 24,186 77.5 661 31.1 26,831 74.4
Educational services 1,228 26.1 10,823 34.7 253 11.9 12,304 34.1
Other applied psychology 902 33.1 8,803 28.2 429 20.2 10,134 28.1
Management/administration 1,149 42.2 12,991 41.6 1,119 52.6 15,259 42.3
Other employment activities 621 22.8 5,755 18.4 385 18.1 6,761 18.8
Not specified 17 .6 228 .7 34 1.6 279 .8
PRIMARY ACTIVITY
Research 114 4.2 2,421 7.8 840 39.5 3,375 9.4
Research & Education 1 .0 31 .1 8 .4 40 .1
Education 274 10.1 4,572 14.7 656 30.8 5,502 15.3
Mental Health Services 1,388 51.0 18,200 58.3 211 9.9 19,799 54.9
Mental Health & Educ Svcs 3 1 4 .0 0 .0 7 .0
Educational Services 345 12.7 1,173 3.8 17 .8 1,536 4.3
Applied Psychology 172 6.3 1,211 3.9 39 1.8 1,422 3.9
Management/administration 357 13.1 3,063 9.8 297 14.0 3,717 10.3
Other activities 48 1.8 256 .8 23 1.1 327 .9
Not specified 22 .8 267 .9 37 1.7 326 .9

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TABLE 5
Membership Characteristics of APA Members by Status: 1993



 
Membership Status Total
Associate Member Fellow N %
N % N % N %
Total 7,273 100 61,834 100 4,161 100 73,268 100
DIVISION AFFILIATIONS
General Psychology 477 6.6 3,276 5.3 383 9.2 4,136 5.6
Teaching of Psychology 114 1.6 1,436 2.3 333 8.0 1,883 2.6
Experimental Psychology 1 .0 499 .8 617 14.8 1,117 1.5
Evaluation & Measurement 63 .9 1,010 1.6 333 8.0 1,406 1.9
Physiological & Comparative 8 .1 329 .5 327 7.9 664 .9
Developmental 35 .5 754 1.2 410 10.1 1,209 1.7
Personality & Social 126 1.7 1,823 2.9 737 17.7 2,686 3.7
SPSSI 121 1.7 1,799 2.9 641 15.4 2,561 3.5
Psychology & the Arts 48 .7 467 .8 89 2.1 604 .8
Clinical Psychology 0 .0 5,447 8.8 1,023 24.6 6,470 8.8
Consulting Psychology 34 .5 737 1.2 187 4.5 958 1.3
SIOP 245 3.4 1,940 3.1 331 8.0 2,516 3.4
Educational Psychology 164 2.3 1,376 2.2 407 9.8 1,947 2.7
School Psychology 362 5.0 1,545 2.5 195 4.7 2,102 2.9
Counseling Psychology 180 2.5 2,823 4.6 315 7.6 3,318 4.5
Psychologists in Public Service 37 .5 790 1.3 134 3.2 961 1.3
Military Psychology 27 .4 311 .5 130 3.1 468 .6
Adult Development & Aging 87 1.2 1,186 1.9 275 6.6 1,548 2.1
Applied Experimental & Engineering 20 .3 249 .4 157 3.8 426 .6
Rehabilitation Psychology 80 1.1 1,115 1.8 123 3.0 1,318 1.8
Consumer Psychology 38 .5 303 .5 70 1.7 411 .6
Theoretical & Philosophical 30 .4 505 .8 142 3.4 677 .9
Experimental Analysis of Behavior 40 .5 634 1.0 229 5.5 903 1.2
History of Psychology 29 .4 500 .8 518 12.4 1,047 1.4
Community Psychology 35 .5 494 .8 270 6.5 799 1.1
Psychopharmacology & Substance Abuse 54 .7 726 1.2 243 5.8 1,023 1.4
Psychotherapy 259 3.6 4,666 7.5 328 7.9 5,253 7.2
Psychological Hypnosis 117 1.6 1,487 2.4 88 2.1 1,692 2.3
State Psychological Assn Affairs 7 .1 337 .5 129 3.1 473 .6
Humanistic Psychology 86 1.2 614 1.0 59 1.4 759 1.0
Mental Retardation 96 1.3 661 1.1 138 3.3 895 1.2
Population & Environmental 18 .2 260 .4 139 3.3 417 .6
Psychology of Women 144 2.0 2,103 3.4 296 7.1 2,543 3.5
Psychology of Religion 111 1.5 1,255 2.0 93 2.2 1,459 2.0
Child, Youth & Family Services 73 1.0 1,203 1.9 189 4.5 1,465 2.0
Health Psychology 108 1.5 2,707 4.4 363 8.7 3,178 4.3
Psychoanalysis 141 1.9 3,416 5.5 136 3.3 3,693 5.0


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TABLE 5 (CONTINUED)
Membership Characteristics of APA Members by Status: 1993



 
Clinical Neuropsychology 133 1.8 3,141 5.1 175 4.2 3,449 4.7
Psychology-Law Society 49 .7 1,477 2.4 151 3.6 1,677 2.3
Psychologists in Independent Practice 1 .0 7,937 12.8 244 5.9 8,182 11.2
Family Psychology 80 1.1 1,610 2.6 127 3.1 1,817 2.5
Lesbian & Gay Issues 44 .6 562 .9 68 1.6 674 .9
Ethnic Minority Issues 26 .4 653 1.1 131 3.1 810 1.1
Media Psychology 16 .2 362 .6 69 1.7 447 .6
Exercise and Sport Psychology 54 .7 789 1.3 77 1.9 920 1.3
Peace Psychology 29 .4 484 .8 131 3.1 644 .9
Group Psychology & Group Psychotherapy 36 .5 735 1.2 63 1.5 834 1.1
Number of division affiliations
None 4,553 62.6 25,958 42.0 169 4.1 30,680 41.9
One 1,893 26.0 17,777 28.7 977 23.5 20,647 28.2
Two 537 7.4 9,938 16.1 1,043 25.1 11,518 15.7
Three 180 2.5 4,632 7.5 835 20.1 5,647 7.7
Four or more 110 1.5 3,529 5.7 1,137 27.3 4,776 6.5
Number belongingn to state associations 2,512 34.5 29,212 47.2 1,237 29.7 32.961 45.0
ABPP Diplomate
Clinical 4 .1 1,280 2.1 597 14.3 1,881 2.6
Counseling 0 .0 171 .3 97 2.3 268 .4
Industrial-organizational 0 .0 43 .1 90 2.2 133 .2
School 1 .0 200 .3 69 1.7 270 .4
Clinical neuropsychology 0 .0 162 .3 47 1.1 209 .3
Forensic 2 .0 86 .1 28 .7 116 .2
Health psychology 0 .0 76 .1 10 .2 86 .1
Behavioral psychology 0 .0 26 .0 15 .4 41 .1
BPH
Clinical hypnosis 0 .0 41 .1 24 .6 65 .1
Experimental hypnosis 0 .0 14 .0 12 .3 26 .0


Source: 1993 APA Directory Survey. Compiled by Office of Demographic, Employment, and Educational Research, APA Education Directorate

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