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School Psychology: Its Educational and Societal Connections.
Argues that beliefs, more than needs, shaped the history of school psychology. Adherence to psychological and developmental principles and the acceptance of child-centered educational theories affected practices. School psychology became a means for translating such national values and educational p
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