David Shakow

David Shakow David Shakow (1901–1981) was an American psychologist. He is perhaps best known for his development of the Scientist-Practitioner Model (or ''Boulder Model'') of graduate training for clinical psychologists, adopted by the American Psychological Association in 1949.

He also did pioneering research in schizophrenia, especially focusing on how deterioration and deficit results in the loss of normal functioning. His work helped to humanize those with schizophrenia, which was then seen largely as dangerous and untreatable. He is also known in the field for creating one of the first U.S. clinical psychology internship programs while he was at Worcester State Hospital. Provided by Wikipedia
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by Shakow, David, 1901-1981
[New York] : International Universities Press 1976

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by Shakow, David, 1901-1981
New York, Nervous and mental disease monographs, 1946

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by Shakow, David, 1901-1981
Chicago : Aldine Pub. Co., 1969

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by Shakow, David, 1901-1981
New York : International Universities Press, 1977

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by Shakow, David, 1901-1981, Rapaport, David
Cleveland : The World Publishing Company, 1968

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by Shakow, David, 1901-1981, Rapaport, David
New York : International Universities Press, 1964

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New York, Basic Books 1963
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