Psychological Assessment in Adult Mental Health Settings

Sellbom, Martin; Marion, Brandee E.; Bagby, R. Michael

doi:10.1002/9781118133880.hop210010

Handbook of Psychology, Second Edition 2012

DOI: 10.1002/9781118133880.hop210010

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Psychological Assessment in Adult Mental Health Settings

Martin Sellbom

Brandee E. Marion

R. Michael Bagby³

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“…Psychological assessment serves a variety of functions in health care, forensic, educational, and organizational settings (Weiner & Greene, 2008). Particularly important to the clinician is the use of psychological assessment for diagnosis and treatment planning (Maurish, 2013; Sellbom, Marion, & Bagby, 2013). One common approach is to conduct a single interview or self-report battery and compare patient scores from that assessment against a normative sample.…”

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Enriching Psychological Assessment Using a Person-Specific Analysis of Interpersonal Processes in Daily Life

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We present a series of methods and approaches for clinicians interested in tracking their individual patients over time and in the natural settings of their daily lives. The application of person-specific analyses to intensive repeated measurement data can assess some aspects of persons that are distinct from the valuable results obtained from single-occasion assessments. Guided by interpersonal theory, we assess a psychotherapy patient's interpersonal processes as they unfold in his daily life. We highlight specific contexts that change these processes, use an informant report to examine discrepancies in his reported interpersonal processes, and examine how his interpersonal processes differ as a function of varying levels of self-esteem and anger. We advocate for this approach to complement existing psychological assessments and provide a scoring program to facilitate initial implementation.

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Psychological Assessment in Adult Mental Health Settings

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