Report of the activities of the Psychological Corporation—1939
Journal of Applied Psychology · 1939 · Volume 24 · Issue 2
Abstract
The work of the Psychological Corporation in the following fields is described: " Market and Social Research —dealing with problems in the fields of selling, advertising and public opinion. Industrial and Personnel Research —dealing with problems pertaining to production, personnel and management. Clinical Work —under title of the Psychological Center and the Child Adjustment and School Service Division—rendering psychological examining and counseling services to schools and individuals on educational, vocational and personal problems. Testing Service for Schools of Nursing —affording facilities to schools of nursing throughout the country for testing applicants for admission and for participating in selection research. Test Division —serving as a publishing, sales, advisory, and research agency for psychological tests and materials." The sources of income and the expenditures of the Corporation are summarized. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2025 APA, all rights reserved)
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