What is the main distinction between a clinical psychologist and a psychiatrist?
a. A psychiatrist can work independently in a private practice, while a clinical psychologist must work for a clinic.
b. A psychiatrist has a medical degree and a clinical psychologist does not.
c. A psychiatrist can work with clients of any age, while a clinical psychologist can only work with children and young adults.
d. A psychiatrist works in a hospital, while a clinical psychologist works in private practice.
Answer: B
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