Division 35: 2007

Table 1: Demographic Characteristics of Division 35 Members, 2007

		Membership Status						Total
		Associate		Member		Fellow		N	%
		N	%	N	%	N	%	N	%
	N=	46	100	1,655	100	411	100	2,112	100
Gender	Men	0	0	42	2.5	26	6.3	68	3.2
	Women	46	100	1,610	97.3	385	93.7	2,041	96.6
	Not specified	0	0	3	0.2	0	0	3	0.1
Race/ethnicity	American Indian	0	0	8	0.5	1	0.2	9	0.4
	Asian	2	4.3	30	1.8	13	3.2	45	2.1
	Hispanic	1	2.2	33	2	14	3.4	48	2.3
	Black	2	4.3	68	4.1	26	6.3	96	4.5
	White	34	73.9	1,337	80.8	350	85.2	1,721	81.5
	Other	0	0	1	0.1	0	0	1	0
	Multiracial/multi-ethnic	1	2.2	4	0.2	0	0	5	0.2
	Not specified	6	13	174	10.5	7	1.7	187	8.9
Age	Under 30	0	0	8	0.5	0	0	8	0.4
	30 - 34	0	0	43	2.6	0	0	43	2
	35 - 39	1	2.2	92	5.6	0	0	93	4.4
	40 - 44	2	4.3	117	7.1	11	2.7	130	6.2
	45 – 49	3	6.5	155	9.4	14	3.4	172	8.1
	50 – 54	7	15.2	209	12.6	41	10	257	12.2
	55 – 59	7	15.2	289	17.5	93	22.6	389	18.4
	60 – 64	6	13	254	15.3	84	20.4	344	16.3
	65 – 69	2	4.3	97	5.9	44	10.7	143	6.8
	70 or older	11	23.9	270	16.3	106	25.8	387	18.3
	Not specified	7	15.2	121	7.3	18	4.4	146	6.9
	Mean	62.1		57.6		63.8		58.9
	SD	13.6		13.6		10.8		13.3
Region	New England	5	10.9	184	11.1	51	12.4	240	11.4
	Middle Atlantic	10	21.7	377	22.8	95	23.1	482	22.8
	East North Central	6	13	215	13	59	14.4	280	13.3
	West North Central	2	4.3	88	5.3	22	5.4	112	5.3
	South Atlantic	4	8.7	218	13.2	55	13.4	277	13.1
	East South Central	2	4.3	45	2.7	10	2.4	57	2.7
	West South Central	2	4.3	86	5.2	14	3.4	102	4.8
	Mountain	1	2.2	87	5.3	18	4.4	106	5
	Pacific	9	19.6	302	18.2	72	17.5	383	18.1
	Other US (eg, Puerto Rico)	2	4.3	4	0.2	2	0.5	8	0.4
	Canada	1	2.2	32	1.9	9	2.2	42	2
	Other	2	4.3	17	1	4	1	23	1.1

Table 2: Educational Characteristics of Division 35 Members, 2007

	Membership Status						Total
	Associate		Member		Fellow		N	%
	N	%	N	%	N	%	N	%
N=	46	100	1,655	100	411	100	2,112	100
Highest degree
Ph.D.	14	30.4	1,360	82.2	389	94.6	1,763	83.5
Ed.D.	1	2.2	84	5.1	17	4.1	102	4.8
Psy.D.	0	0	130	7.9	3	0.7	133	6.3
Other doctorate or doctorate type not specified	0	0	25	1.5	1	0.2	26	1.2
Masters	26	56.5	22	1.3	1	0.2	49	2.3
Certificate/diploma	0	0	2	0.1	0	0	2	0.1
Not specified	5	10.9	32	1.9	0	0	37	1.8
Years since degree
Less than 5	1	2.2	70	4.2	0	0	71	3.4
5 – 9	3	6.5	147	8.9	0	0	150	7.1
10 – 14	5	10.9	199	12	10	2.4	214	10.1
15 – 19	6	13	247	14.9	20	4.9	273	12.9
20 – 24	7	15.2	264	16	46	11.2	317	15
25 or more	21	45.7	679	41	333	81	1,033	48.9
Not specified	3	6.5	49	3	2	0.5	54	2.6
Mean	25.8		23.2		33		25.2
SD	12.2		12.4		10.2		12.6

Source: 2007 APA Directory. Compiled by Center for Psychology Workforce Analysis and Research.

Table 3: Current Major Field of Division 35 Members, 2007

35		Membership Status						total
		Associate		Member		Fellow		N	%
		N	%	N	%	N	%	N	%
	N =	46	100	1,655	100	411	100	2,112	100
Health service provider subfields	Child clinical	1	2.2	17	1	2	0.5	20	0.9
	Clinical	14	30.4	763	46.1	136	33.1	913	43.2
	Clinical neuropsychology	0	0	2	0.1	1	0.2	3	0.1
	Counseling psychology	13	28.3	301	18.2	60	14.6	374	17.7
	Family Psychology	0	0	0	0	1	0.2	1	0
	Forensic	0	0	6	0.4	0	0	6	0.3
	Geropsychology	0	0	6	0.4	2	0.5	8	0.4
	Health	2	4.3	24	1.5	14	3.4	40	1.9
	School	2	4.3	19	1.1	11	2.7	32	1.5
	Sport psychology	0	0	1	0.1	2	0.5	3	0.1
	Subtotal	32	69.6	1,139	68.8	229	55.7	1,400	66.3
Research and other subfields	Cognitive	0	0	10	0.6	3	0.7	13	0.6
	Community	2	4.3	14	0.8	13	3.2	29	1.4
	Comparative	0	0	0	0	1	0.2	1	0
	Developmental	1	2.2	78	4.7	33	8	112	5.3
	Educational	0	0	26	1.6	7	1.7	33	1.6
	Environmental	0	0	4	0.2	1	0.2	5	0.2
	Experimental	2	4.3	9	0.5	8	1.9	19	0.9
	General/Methods & Systems	0	0	15	0.9	3	0.7	18	0.9
	Industrial/Organizational	0	0	24	1.5	9	2.2	33	1.6
	Neurosciences	0	0	3	0.2	2	0.5	5	0.2
	Personality	0	0	15	0.9	6	1.5	21	1
	Physiological/Psychobiology	0	0	2	0.1	3	0.7	5	0.2
	Psychopharmacology	0	0	1	0.1	1	0.2	2	0.1
	Quantitative/ Math/ Psychometrics/ Stats	0	0	5	0.3	2	0.5	7	0.3
	Social	0	0	117	7.1	58	14.1	175	8.3
	Subtotal	5	10.9	323	19.5	150	36.5	478	22.6
Other fields	Anthropology	0	0	1	0.1	0	0	1	0
	Behavioral Medicine	0	0	3	0.2	0	0	3	0.1
	Business or Management	0	0	2	0.1	1	0.2	3	0.1
	Cognitive science	0	0	0	0	1	0.2	1	0
	Communications/Journalism	0	0	2	0.1	1	0.2	3	0.1
	Counseling	1	2.2	6	0.4	0	0	7	0.3
	Counselor Education	0	0	4	0.2	1	0.2	5	0.2
	Criminology/Criminal Justice	0	0	2	0.1	2	0.5	4	0.2
	Education, Teaching	2	4.3	10	0.6	1	0.2	13	0.6
	Epidemiology	0	0	1	0.1	1	0.2	2	0.1
	Industrial Relations	0	0	1	0.1	0	0	1	0
	Law	0	0	1	0.1	1	0.2	2	0.1
	Nursing	0	0	1	0.1	1	0.2	2	0.1
	Organizational Behavior	0	0	0	0	1	0.2	1	0
	Psychiatry	0	0	3	0.2	0	0	3	0.1
	Public Admin	0	0	2	0.1	0	0	2	0.1
	Public Health	0	0	3	0.2	3	0.7	6	0.3
	Rehabilitation	0	0	5	0.3	0	0	5	0.2
	Social/Behavioral Sciences	0	0	3	0.2	2	0.5	5	0.2
	Social Work	0	0	5	0.3	0	0	5	0.2
	Speech & Hearing	0	0	2	0.1	0	0	2	0.1
	Statistics	0	0	1	0.1	0	0	1	0
	Other	2	4.3	34	2.1	12	2.9	48	2.3
	Subtotal	5	10.9	92	5.6	28	6.8	125	5.9
Not specified	Not specified	4	8.7	101	6.1	4	1	109	5.2
Science designation	General science	6	13	81	4.9	39	9.5	126	6
	Core science	3	6.5	291	17.6	133	32.4	427	20.2
	Neither	33	71.7	1,182	71.4	235	57.2	1,450	68.7

Source: 2007 APA Directory. Compiled by Center for Psychology Workforce Analysis and Research.

Table 1: Employment Characteristics of Division 35 Members, 2007

		Membership Status						Total
		Associate		Member		Fellow		N	%
		N	%	N	%	N	%	N	%
	N=	46	100	1,655	100	411	100	2,112	100
Employment status	Employed full time	5	10.9	583	35.2	210	51.1	798	37.8
	Employed part time	8	17.4	197	11.9	36	8.8	241	11.4
	Employed; status not known	4	8.7	246	14.9	53	12.9	303	14.3
	Postdoctoral study	0	0	6	0.4	0	0	6	0.3
	Unemployed, seeking employment	0	0	1	0.1	1	0.2	2	0.1
	Unemployed, not seeking	0	0	4	0.2	3	0.7	7	0.3
	Retired	3	6.5	50	3	35	8.5	88	4.2
	Other	0	0	10	0.6	4	1	14	0.7
	Not specified	26	56.5	558	33.7	69	16.8	653	30.9
Licensure status	Licensed and/or certified	17	37	1,097	66.3	239	58.2	1,353	64.1
Licensure status	Not licensed/unknown	29	63	558	33.7	172	41.8	759	35.9
Primary employment setting (full-time-employed only)	University settings	0	0	203	34.8	138	65.7	341	42.7
	Four-year colleges	0	0	42	7.2	13	6.2	55	6.9
	Medical school	0	0	21	3.6	7	3.3	28	3.5
	Other academic settings	1	20	23	3.9	11	5.2	35	4.4
	Schools & other educational settings	0	0	7	1.2	1	0.5	8	1
	Independent practice	2	40	186	31.9	22	10.5	210	26.3
	Hospital	0	0	19	3.3	3	1.4	22	2.8
	Clinic	0	0	8	1.4	0	0	8	1
	Other human service	1	20	38	6.5	3	1.4	42	5.3
	Business & industry	0	0	1	0.2	0	0	1	0.1
	Government	1	20	11	1.9	2	1	14	1.8
	Other	0	0	21	3.6	10	4.8	31	3.9
	Not specified	0	0	3	0.5	0	0	3	0.4
Involvement in work activities (full-time-employed only)	Research	2	40	250	42.9	143	68.1	395	49.5
	Education	2	40	317	54.4	156	74.3	475	59.5
	Health/mental health services	3	60	312	53.5	54	25.7	369	46.2
	Educational services	0	0	104	17.8	16	7.6	120	15
	Other applied psychology	0	0	87	14.9	33	15.7	120	15
	Management/administration	3	60	197	33.8	95	45.2	295	37
	Other employment activities	1	20	98	16.8	30	14.3	129	16.2
	Not specified	1	20	80	13.7	27	12.9	108	13.5
Primary work activity (full-time-employed only)	Research	0	0	72	12.3	62	29.5	134	16.8
	Education	1	20	147	25.2	64	30.5	212	26.6
	Mental Health Services	2	40	213	36.5	24	11.4	239	29.9
	Educational Services	0	0	6	1	0	0	6	0.8
	Applied Psychology	0	0	7	1.2	6	2.9	13	1.6
	Management/administration	1	20	49	8.4	26	12.4	76	9.5
	Other activities	0	0	3	0.5	1	0.5	4	0.5
	Not specified	1	20	86	14.8	27	12.9	114	14.3

Source: 2007 APA Directory. Compiled by Center for Psychology Workforce Analysis and Research.

Table 5: Membership Characteristics of Division 35 Members, 2007

	Associate		Member		Fellow		Total
	N	%	N	%	N	%	N	%
1. General Psychology	3	6.5	42	2.5	62	15.1	107	5.1
2. Teaching of Psychology	4	8.7	121	7.3	44	10.7	169	8
3. Experimental Psychology	0	0	9	0.5	32	7.8	41	1.9
5. Evaluation & Measurement	0	0	22	1.3	16	3.9	38	1.8
6. Behavioral Neuroscience & Comparative	0	0	9	0.5	13	3.2	22	1
7. Developmental Psychology	0	0	40	2.4	46	11.2	86	4.1
8. Personality & Social	2	4.3	116	7	86	20.9	204	9.7
9. SPSSI	2	4.3	113	6.8	120	29.2	235	11.1
10. Psychology & the Arts	5	10.9	26	1.6	8	1.9	39	1.8
12. Clinical Psychology	0	0	147	8.9	84	20.4	231	10.9
13. Consulting Psychology	0	0	28	1.7	14	3.4	42	2
14. SIOP	0	0	25	1.5	22	5.4	47	2.2
15. Educational Psychology	2	4.3	32	1.9	22	5.4	56	2.7
16. School Psychology	3	6.5	25	1.5	18	4.4	46	2.2
17. Counseling Psychology	2	4.3	196	11.8	70	17	268	12.7
18. Psychologists in Public Service	0	0	28	1.7	11	2.7	39	1.8
19. Society for Military Psychology	1	2.2	12	0.7	5	1.2	18	0.9
20. Adult Development & Aging	2	4.3	59	3.6	31	7.5	92	4.4
21. Applied Experimental & Engineering	0	0	1	0.1	2	0.5	3	0.1
22. Rehabilitation Psychology	0	0	25	1.5	12	2.9	37	1.8
23. Consumer Psychology	0	0	6	0.4	2	0.5	8	0.4
24. Theoretical & Philosophical	0	0	18	1.1	10	2.4	28	1.3
25. Behavior Analysis	1	2.2	8	0.5	7	1.7	16	0.8
26. History of Psychology	0	0	19	1.1	28	6.8	47	2.2
27. Community Psychology	2	4.3	31	1.9	38	9.2	71	3.4
28. Psychopharmacology & Substance Abuse	1	2.2	16	1	11	2.7	28	1.3
29. Psychotherapy	4	8.7	155	9.4	58	14.1	217	10.3
30. Psychological Hypnosis	0	0	17	1	7	1.7	24	1.1
31. State, Provincial, & Territorial Psychological Assn Affairs	0	0	27	1.6	36	8.8	63	3
32. Humanistic Psychology	2	4.3	29	1.8	10	2.4	41	1.9
33. Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities	0	0	7	0.4	5	1.2	12	0.6
34. Population & Environmental	0	0	13	0.8	14	3.4	27	1.3
35. Psychology of Women	46	100	1,655	100	411	100	2,112	100
36. Psychology of Religion	2	4.3	43	2.6	15	3.6	60	2.8
37. Child and Family Policy & Practice	1	2.2	35	2.1	19	4.6	55	2.6
38. Health Psychology	3	6.5	100	6	55	13.4	158	7.5
39. Psychoanalysis	4	8.7	112	6.8	12	2.9	128	6.1
40. Clinical Neuropsychology	0	0	47	2.8	17	4.1	64	3
41. Psychology-Law Society	0	0	50	3	17	4.1	67	3.2
42. Psychologists in Independent Practice	0	0	210	12.7	53	12.9	263	12.5
43. Family Psychology	2	4.3	67	4	30	7.3	99	4.7
44. Lesbian & Gay Issues	4	8.7	144	8.7	65	15.8	213	10.1
45. Ethnic Minority Issues	3	6.5	122	7.4	93	22.6	218	10.3
46. Media Psychology	1	2.2	32	1.9	26	6.3	59	2.8
47. Exercise & Sport Psychology	1	2.2	17	1	14	3.4	32	1.5
48. Peace Psychology	4	8.7	39	2.4	25	6.1	68	3.2
49. Group Psychology & Group Psychotherapy	2	4.3	25	1.5	19	4.6	46	2.2
50. Addictions	0	0	39	2.4	12	2.9	51	2.4
51. Men & Masculinity	2	4.3	38	2.3	28	6.8	68	3.2
52. International	1	2.2	54	3.3	84	20.4	139	6.6
53. Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology	2	4.3	28	1.7	12	2.9	42	2
54. Pediatric Psychology	0	0	17	1	8	1.9	25	1.2
55. Advancement of Pharmacotherapy	0	0	16	1	14	3.4	30	1.4
56. Trauma Psychology	1	2.2	85	5.1	47	11.4	133	6.3
Number of divisions
One	16	34.8	391	23.6	10	2.4	417	19.7
Two	14	30.4	546	33	65	15.8	625	29.6
Three	5	10.9	362	21.9	90	21.9	457	21.6
Four or more	11	23.9	356	21.5	246	59.9	613	29
Number belonging to state associations	21	45.7	834	50.4	172	41.8	1,027	48.6
ABPP Clinical psychology	0	0	12	0.7	24	5.8	36	1.7
Counseling	0	0	2	0.1	7	1.7	9	0.4
Organizational business consulting psychology	0	0	0	0	2	0.5	2	0.1
School	0	0	2	0.1	3	0.7	5	0.2
Clinical neuropsychology	0	0	0	0	3	0.7	3	0.1
Forensic	0	0	3	0.2	1	0.2	4	0.2
Family psychology	0	0	1	0.1	5	1.2	6	0.3
Behavioral psychology	0	0	0	0	2	0.5	2	0.1
Clinical health	0	0	2	0.1	2	0.5	4	0.2
Psychoanalysis	0	0	0	0	2	0.5	2	0.1
Rehabilitation psychology	0	0	1	0.1	0	0	1	0
ABPH Clinical hypnosis	0	0	0	0	1	0.2	1	0
Total	46	100	1,655	100	411	100	2,112	100

Source: 2007 APA Directory. Compiled by Center for Psychology Workforce Analysis and Research.

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Division 35: 2007

Table 1: Demographic Characteristics of Division 35 Members, 2007

Table 2: Educational Characteristics of Division 35 Members, 2007

Table 3: Current Major Field of Division 35 Members, 2007

Table 1: Employment Characteristics of Division 35 Members, 2007

Table 5: Membership Characteristics of Division 35 Members, 2007