In his 1957 "two disciplines" address, Cronbach expressed concern that
A) correlational psychology held secondary status among researchers
B) psychologists were relying too heavily on correlational techniques
C) researchers were abandoning the laboratory for clinical practice
D) psychologists no longer thought of their discipline as scientific

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Cronbach's 1957 address highlighted his concern that correlational psychology was not given equal status compared to experimental psychology, which was more dominant at the time.

In His 1957 "Two Disciplines" Address, Cronbach Expressed Concern That