Titlebook: Clinical Assessment of Child and Adolescent Personality and Behavior; Paul J. Frick,Christopher T. Barry,Randy W. Kampha Textbook 2020Late

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Projective Techniques,these techniques should be used in clinical assessments. Basic interpretative strategies are provided for the major projective techniques, including inkblot, thematic storytelling, sentence completion, and projective drawing techniques.

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Assessment of Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity and Disruptive Behavior Disorders,ides practical recommendations for how these evaluations should be designed and conducted, as well as how information should be interpreted that lead to appropriate diagnosis and treatment recommendations. Case examples are provided that help to illustrate these recommendations.

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Geometry of nonholonomic systems,nces, they deserve attention in clinical practice as well. To this end, the chapter closes with a brief discussion of utility as it applies to the selection and implementation of psychological tests in clinical assessment.

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Control of an Autonomous Climbing Robotadolescents. Other topics include a discussion of what is meant by an “evidence-based” assessment and how this relates to standards of practice. We also discuss issues related to fairness in testing, such as making accommodations for children or adolescents with a disability and how to minimize bias in testing.

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Edward Jezierski,Piotr Ostalczyknd evaluates some of the screening measures that have been developed and tested for detecting behavioral and emotional risk in children and adolescents. It also summarizes important considerations when designing a universal risk?screening.