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Any method used to discover the factors that underlie behavior, especially maladjusted or abnormal behavior.

Psychodiagnosis

A subspecialty within clinical psychology that emphasizes the use of psychological tests and techniques for assessing psychopathology.

Psychodiagnosis

e, that eminent clinicians performed only slightly better than chance in making valid statements about patients on the basis of their test responses.

Little and Sheidman

illusory correlations between test responses and personality characteristics.

Chapman and Chapman

Example: Rorschach(Homo sexualtity)

Anal opening


Looks like a man bending over

the degree to which a procedure adds to the prediction obtainable from other sources

Incremential Validity

is the a priori chance or prior odds that a member of a specified population will have a certain characteristic, assuming that we know nothing else about this person other than that he or she is a member of the population we are examining

Base Rate

require that psychologists use only techniques or procedures that lie within their competence. (3) (Protection)

1. ethical standards


2.-the growth of state certification


3. -licensing boardscertification of professional competence

Most people assume that they have the right to reveal as little or as much as they like about their attitudes, feelings, fears, or aspirations.

The Question of Privacy

issues of trust and confidentiality loom large in our society.

The Question of Confidentiality

Since the rise of the civil rights movement, most people have become increasingly aware of the ways in which society has both knowingly and unknowingly discriminated against minorities.

The Question of Descrimination

remember that significant differences between mean scores on a test for different groups do not in and of themselves indicate test bias or discrimination. Rather, test bias or discrimination is a validity issue.

Test Bias

Computers have been used for years to score tests and to generate psychological profiles.

Computer Based Assessments