Incorporated, for-profit organizations. Examples: pharmaceuticals companies, consumer product manufacturers or retailers, etc. Includes incorporated, for-profit health care organizations that do not meet the criterion for hospitals (i.e., that do not provide inpatient care services).

* "Potential Users" are defined as individuals in an organization who are employed in capacities likely to include use of a psychology database. Examples include staff in clinical, research & development, marketing, public relations, and human resources settings. APA reserves the right to decide what subset of an organization's total staff population will be considered relevant in determining pricing levels.

Includes national, state, or local government agencies, national libraries, correctional institutions, etc.

* "Potential Users" are defined as individuals in an organization who are employed in capacities likely to include use of a psychology database. Examples include staff in clinical, research & development, marketing, public relations, and human resources settings. APA reserves the right to decide what subset of an organization's total staff population will be considered relevant in determining pricing levels.

Includes non-profit or for-profit organizations outside the corporate or government sectors, such as

• Unincorporated businesses, outpatient clinics or group practices that are not under government auspices
• Associations, nonprofits, and other non-government organizations
• Research institutes that do not have academic programs

* "Potential Users" are defined as individuals in an organization who are employed in capacities likely to include use of a psychology database. Examples include staff in clinical, research & development, marketing, public relations, and human resources settings. APA reserves the right to decide what subset of an organization's total staff population will be considered relevant in determining pricing levels.