Conducting Psychological Assessment: A Guide for Practitioners A. Jordan Wright is an English-language textbook that provides guidance for professionals in psychology. This practical reference work addresses the process of conducting multi-method psychological assessments.
This book offers a clear overview of the integrative psychological assessment method, with attention to bringing together data from different phases such as administration, scoring, and interpretation. Wright discusses new models of personality functioning and ways to integrate conflicting data. It is intended for professionals involved in carrying out psychological research and reporting.
Key features:
- Step-by-step guidance in conducting psychological assessment
- Case examples and sample reports
- Focus on integrating data across different test methods
- Relevance for various health care psychology programs
This book connects with themes such as psychological assessment and professional psychology, and is indispensable for anyone involved in collecting, analyzing, and reporting psychological test data.