How do clinical psychologists and counseling psychologists differ?
A. Counseling psychologists deal with problems that are more specific than the problems with which clinical psychologists deal.
B. Clinical psychologists can only diagnose psychological disorders, as opposed to counseling psychologists who can diagnose and treat psychological disorders.
C. Counseling psychologists may specialize in forensic psychology, whereas clinical psychologists do not have the opportunity to specialize.
D. Clinical psychologists have a PhD or an MD degree, whereas counseling psychologists have a PsyD degree.
Answer: A
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