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Again, we have all reached the point that we won’t convince each other of whether psychologists should pursue RxP as a field. However, now we are taking about changing education. Not sure how we don’t all agree that this is the beginning of a core change in what being a psychologist means.
Whether you support the change is irrelevant. Obviously, most RxP proponents will and I won’t. For those complaining about PCSAS, this is another reason the fielding is splitting. I think we are on a crash course for a (even more) divided field.
The proliferation of dimploma millers has already changed what being a psychologist means from a legal standpoint, at least. I mean, I don't consider them psychologists, but the states do.