Understanding of clinical psychology

The following definition of clinical psychology experts say that is:

a. Woodworth (1937)

Clinical Psychology is a professional counselor by using scientific equipment, give tests, and counseling to individuals in various areas of personal adjustment is important.

b. Louttit (1939)

Clinical psychology is an intellectual or personality test (submit work to the teacher, therapy and counseling on social psychiatrist social worker).

c. Psycological Americal Association of Clinical Section (1935)

Clinical psychology is a form of applied psychology to determine the capacity and characteristics of individual behavior using measurement methods of assessment, analysis and observation and physical examination and social history in order to obtain advice and recommendations to help individuals adjust themselves accordingly.

d. Shakow (1976)

Clinical psychology is the "scientific method profersional" the best practice methods of psychologists to help develop the ability in the field of objective and professional in humanistic science or humanity.