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Summary
a. To begin development of the interviewing skills necessary to provide clinical care. b. To acquaint the student with general principles of psychological test evaluation, interpretation, and use. c. To help the student understand the major principles of psychological test construction. d. To sensitize the student to social and ethical implications and issues involved in psychological assessment. e. To broadly familiarize the student with the kinds of assessment instruments and methods available. f. To involve the student in practical, personal, and experiential as well as theoretical learning about psychological assessment. g. To familiarize students with the basic principles and format for constructing assessment reports.
Publication Date
January 2002
Publisher
Asbury Theological Seminary
Keywords
Inventories, Counseling, Assessment, Stratton, CO715, Kentucky, Fall, 2002, Tools
Language
English