The summer interneships of the Psychological Corporation
Journal of Applied Psychology · 1936 · Volume 21 · Issue 6
Abstract
The activities of a group of seven psychological internes at the Psychological Corporation during the summer of 1937 under the direction of the author are described. The group was primarily concerned with a study of the Corporation's completed market research projects, and training included actual experience in setting up such a project and interpreting the results. In addition to its study of market surveys, the group became acquainted with vocational and educational guidance procedures used by members of the Corporation's staff and the work of the staff in problems of industrial personnel. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2025 APA, all rights reserved)
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