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The country of Greece is described, and the academic and professional requirements for licensure as a psychologist are reviewed. Several contentious professional issues are reviewed, and the paper describes the major professional associations to which Greek psychologists belong. The practice of psychology in medical settings is emphasized, and the relationships between psychology and psychiatry are reviewed.
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Macri, I. Medical Psychology in Greece. Journal of Clinical Psychology in Medical Settings 8, 27–30 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1011319621463
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