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KEY FEATURES: A narrative writing style enhances accessibility and keeps readers engaged. Chapters begin and end with relatable examples to make the material more memorable and easier to learn. Chapter-opening learning objectives introduce students to the material and prompt them to identify the key takeaways in their reading. Conclusion sections in each chapter integrate information that students can review to check their comprehension. Chapter-ending discussion and research questions provide opportunities for students to further engage with the material to master chapter content.
Psychological Testing in Mental Health Diagnosis and Treatment
Psychological Testing in Mental Health Diagnosis and Treatment
Learning Objectives
- Describe two approaches to using psychological tests in the treatment of mental health problems
- Identify three controversies related to using psychological tests in mental health settings
- Discuss the relationship between psychological test results and mental health diagnoses
- Compare the goals of therapeutic assessment and outcomes assessment
Derrick is 6 years old. He has been acting up in school, he is difficult to manage at home, and he is much more active than his older sisters were at his age. His parents weren’t too concerned about his behavior until they got another call from his school, this time from the principal. They decided to talk with his pediatrician. She told them that Derrick might have ADHD, and she asked both ...
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