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9780205334599

Clinical Assessment of Child and Adolescent Personality and Behavior

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  • ISBN13:

    9780205334599

  • ISBN10:

    0205334598

  • Edition: 2nd
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2002-01-01
  • Publisher: Allyn & Bacon

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Summary

Provides a scientific context for understanding psychological testing with children and adolescents with practical guidelines for using individual tests in clinical practice.The growing need among child care providers to assess behavioral/emotional problems demands that graduate students and professionals have a sound understanding of theory and research and step-by-step instructions for successful assessment and diagnosis of such problems. The most critical component in choosing a method of assessment and interpreting assessment data is an understanding of what one is trying to measure. This volume is an effective tool for understanding the practice of psychological testing.

Table of Contents

Preface vii
Acknowledgments x
Part I Basic Issues
Historical Trends
1(18)
Chapter Questions
1(1)
Personality versus Behavior
1(4)
Projective Techniques
5(5)
Objective Techniques
10(4)
The Development of Diagnostic Systems
14(2)
Future Trends
16(1)
Conclusions
16(1)
Chapter Summary
16(3)
Measurement Issues
19(27)
Chapter Questions
19(1)
Defining Personality Tests
19(3)
Scores, Norms, and Distributions
22(7)
Normality and Skewness
29(1)
The Utility of Different Raters
30(3)
Reliability
33(4)
Construct Validity
37(7)
Conclusions
44(1)
Chapter Summary
44(2)
Classification and Developmental Psychopathology
46(18)
Chapter Questions
46(1)
Science and Assessment
46(1)
Classification
47(9)
Developmental Psychopathology
56(6)
Conclusions
62(1)
Chapter Summary
63(1)
Standards and Fairness
64(24)
Chapter Questions
64(1)
APA Ethical Principles of Psychologists
65(3)
Test Standards
68(4)
Bias
72(3)
Fairness
75(3)
Conclusions
78(1)
Chapter Summary
78(10)
Planning the Evaluation and Rapport Building
88(8)
Chapter Questions
80(1)
Nonspecifics in Clinical Assessment
80(1)
Clarifying the Referral Question
81(3)
Designing the Evaluation
84(2)
To Test or Not to Test
86(1)
Rapport Building
87(7)
Conclusions
94(1)
Chapter Summary
95(1)
Part II Assessment Methods
Self-Report Inventories
96(37)
Chapter Questions
96(1)
Omnibus Personality Inventories
96(30)
Single-Construct Personality Inventories
126(4)
Conclusions
130(1)
Chapter Summary
131(2)
Parent Rating Scales
133(29)
Chapter Questions
133(1)
Evaluating Children via Parent Ratings
133(1)
Omnibus Parent Rating Scales
134(20)
Other Parent Rating Scales
154(4)
Conclusions
158(3)
Chapter Summary
161(1)
Teacher Rating Scales
162(37)
Chapter Questions
162(1)
Factors That Influence Teacher Ratings
163(1)
Omnibus Rating Scales
164(25)
Single-Domain Rating Scales
189(4)
Impairment Rating Scales
193(2)
Conclusions
195(1)
Chapter Summary
196(3)
Behavioral Observations
199(19)
Chapter Questions
199(2)
Basics of Observational Systems
201(7)
Examples of Observational Systems
208(8)
Conclusions
216(1)
Chapter Summary
216(2)
Peer-Referenced Assessment
218(12)
Chapter Questions
218(2)
Ethics of Peer-Referenced Strategies
220(3)
Types of Peer-Referenced Techniques
223(5)
Other Peer-Referenced Techniques
228(1)
Conclusions
229(1)
Chapter Summary
229(1)
Projective Techniques
230(25)
Chapter Questions
230(1)
The Controversy Surrounding Projective Techniques
230(5)
Inkblot Techniques
235(5)
Thematic (Storytelling) Techniques
240(6)
Sentence-Completion Techniques
246(3)
Drawing Techniques
249(4)
Conclusions
253(1)
Chapter Summary
253(2)
Structured Diagnostic Interviews
255(17)
Chapter Questions
255(1)
History
255(1)
Overview
256(5)
Evaluation of Diagnostic Interviews
261(1)
Recommendations for Use of Structured Interviews
262(3)
Focus on the NIMH Diagnostic Interview Schedule for Children
265(5)
Conclusions
270(1)
Chapter Summary
270(2)
Assessing Family Context
272(27)
Chapter Questions
272(1)
Introduction
272(5)
Family Assessment: General Issues
277(2)
Omnibus Rating Scales
279(6)
Parenting Styles and Practices
285(7)
Marital Discord and Divorce
292(1)
Parental Adjustment
293(3)
Conclusions
296(1)
Chapter Summary
297(2)
History Taking
299(14)
Chapter Questions
299(1)
The Role of History Taking in Child Assessment
299(5)
Content
304(1)
Formats
305(6)
Conclusions
311(1)
Chapter Summary
311(2)
Adaptive Behavior Scales
313(28)
Chapter Questions
313(1)
History of the Construct
313(2)
Characteristics and Adaptive Behavior Scales
315(3)
Omnibus Adaptive Behavior Scales
318(16)
Measuring Social Skills
334(3)
Conclusions
337(2)
Chapter Summary
339(2)
Part III Advanced Topics
Integrating and Interpreting Assessment Information
341(16)
Chapter Questions
341(1)
Introduction
341(2)
Integrating Information across Informants
343(6)
A Multistep Strategy for Integrating Information
349(6)
Conclusions
355(1)
Chapter Summary
355(2)
Report Writing
357(20)
Chapter Questions
357(1)
Reporting Problems and Challenges
357(1)
Pitfalls of Report Writing
358(6)
Suggested Practices
364(3)
Adapting Reports to Audience and Setting
367(1)
The Sections of the Psychological Report
368(3)
Communicating Results Orally
371(4)
Conclusions
375(1)
Chapter Summary
375(2)
Assessment of Disruptive Behavior Disorders
377(31)
Chapter Questions
377(1)
Introduction
377(1)
Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
378(18)
Conduct Problems
396(10)
Conclusions
406(1)
Chapter Summary
406(2)
Assessment of Depression and Anxiety
408(22)
Chapter Questions
408(1)
Internalizing Disorders
408(1)
Childhood Depressions
409(5)
An Assessment Strategy for Depression
414(6)
Anxiety Disorders of Childhood
420(3)
An Assessment Strategy for Anxiety
423(2)
Conclusions
425(1)
Chapter Summary
425(5)
Assessment of Autism
430(17)
Chapter Questions
430(1)
Definitional Issues
430(3)
Specialized Measures of Autism
433(3)
An Assessment Strategy for Autism
436(2)
A Sample Case of Autism in a Child with Neurological Impairment
438(4)
Conclusions
442(3)
Chapter Summary
445(2)
References 447(28)
Author Index 475(5)
Subject Index 480

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