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'This book contains a well-organized collection of treatises that cover the spectrum of psychological assessment, including the fundamentals of psychometry, ethical and validity issues, and methods for assessing common psychiatric and neurological conditions. Each chapter is written to facilitate easy digestion and practical implementation, serving educators, students, clinicians, and researchers alike.' Thomas A. Hammeke, Medical College of Wisconsin 'From psychometric foundations to clinical applications, this Handbook covers both fundamental and advanced topics in psychological assessment across the domains of professional practice. With sections organized by assessment methods and tests, and by the assessment of specific diagnoses, this volume stands out as a key resource for practitioners, researchers, supervisors, and graduate students.' Aaron L. Pincus, Pennsylvania State University 'This book contains a well-organized collection of treatises that cover the spectrum of psychological assessment, including the fundamentals of psychometry, ethical and validity issues, and methods for assessing common psychiatric and neurological conditions. Each chapter is written to facilitate easy digestion and practical implementation, serving educators, students, clinicians, and researchers alike. Thomas A. Hammeke, Medical College of Wisconsin 'From psychometric foundations to clinical applications, this Handbook covers both fundamental and advanced topics in psychological assessment across the domains of professional practice. With sections organized by assessment methods and tests, and by the assessment of specific diagnoses, this volume stands out as a key resource for practitioners, researchers, supervisors, and graduate students.' Aaron L. Pincus, Pennsylvania State University

'This book contains a well-organized collection of treatises that cover the spectrum of psychological assessment, including the fundamentals of psychometry, ethical and validity issues, and methods for assessing common psychiatric and neurological conditions. Each chapter is written to facilitate easy digestion and practical implementation, serving educators, students, clinicians, and researchers alike.' Thomas A. Hammeke, Medical College of Wisconsin 'From psychometric foundations to clinical applications, this Handbook covers both fundamental and advanced topics in psychological assessment across the domains of professional practice. With sections organized by assessment methods and tests, and by the assessment of specific diagnoses, this volume stands out as a key resource for practitioners, researchers, supervisors, and graduate students.' Aaron L. Pincus, Pennsylvania State University

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Martin Sellbom is a professor in the Department of Psychology at the University of Otago, New Zealand. He has received several awards for his scholarly accomplishments, including the American Psychological Foundations Theodore Millon award, American Psychology-Law Society's Saleem Shah Award and the Society for Personality Assessment's Samuel and Anne Beck Award. Julie A. Suhr is Professor of Psychology and Director of Clinical Training in the Department of Psychology at Ohio University. She is also a Fellow of the National Academy of Neuropsychology and the American Psychological Association.

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