psychodiagnostics


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psychodiagnostics

(sī″kō-dī″ăg-nŏs′tĭks)
The use of psychological testing as an aid in diagnosing mental disorders.
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Encyclopedia of Psychodiagnostics. Psychodiagnostics of Adults.
Fundamentos psicologicos y pedagogicos de las actividades de calidad de los profesores de disciplinas juridicas en las instituciones de ensenanza superior
By World War II, the test had become a prominent psychodiagnostic measure: "Training manuals were rushed into print and many people were trained in Rorschach procedure" (Aronow, Reznikoff, and Moreland 1994, 5).
The modernist inkblot
The procedure of investigation of personal status included the use of the following psychodiagnostic methods:
Medico-social and psychological aspects of cardiovascular diseases
Since the publication of Psychodiagnostics by Hermann Rorschach, many researchers from different countries have conducted studies using the test, with a view to broadening and systematizing the technique.
Normas do Rorschach Sistema Compreensivo para criancas Brasileiras de escolas publicas e escolares particulares
Beyond DSM-IV-TR: Some considerations for psychodiagnostics from a Catholic perspective on the person.
The Institute for the Psychological Sciences: an integrative catholic approach to clinical training
Inclusion of WBMM tools alongside traditional teaching methods has proven both effective and popular with tertiary students (Mackey and Ho 2008) and case analysis/ simulated learning environments have been used previously to bridge the gap between theory and practice in the field of psychodiagnostics and cultural competence (Rutledge et al.
A practical method of embedding a traditional indigenous perspective in tertiary training for future health practitioners
In the course of time in the psychological science the crisis in understanding the paradigm and psychodiagnostics of creativity developed.
Current researches of notion "creativity" in psychology and its relation to risk
The GAD-7 has the best evidence and utility in the primary care setting for generalized anxiety disorder (strength of recommendation [SOR]: A), while the proprietary Quick PsychoDiagnostics Panel (QPD) has the best operating characteristics for panic disorder (SOR: B).
What's the best way to screen for anxiety and panic disorders?
However, an ideological commitment to a preventive and developmental model does not negate the need for MHCs to develop knowledge of psychodiagnostics and psychiatric taxonomy.
When labels mask oppression: implications for teaching psychiatric taxonomy to mental health counselors
On being normal and other disorders; a manual for clinical psychodiagnostics.
On being normal and other disorders; a manual for clinical psychodiagnostics
There were eight courses for which grades were significantly correlated with GRE Advanced Psychology Test scores: Theories of Learning (r(219) = .40, p < .001), Theories of Personality (r(217) = .32, p < .001), Advanced Behavior Modification(r(95) = .34, p < .001), Psychodiagnostics II (r(193) = .24, p < .001), Techniques of Objective Assessments (r(69) = .44, p < .001), Statistics II (r(197) = .28, p < .001), Theories and Techniques of Counseling (r(224) = .27, p < .001), and Vocational Counseling (r(77) = .58, p < .001).
Predictive validity of the graduate record examination advanced psychology test for grade performance in graduate psychology courses
Psychodiagnostics and Personality Assessment: A Handbook (2nd ed.).
Psychodiagnostics and Personality Assessment: A Handbook (2nd ed.)
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