The Importance of Client Context

Cimbora, David M.; Krishnamurthy, Radhika

doi:10.4324/9780203551578-3

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“…In EBCPA, it is crucial to recognize and incorporate the client’s context in the assessment process, with attention paid to both the realities of the client’s cultural context and their personal experience of it (Cimbora & Krishnamurthy, 2018; Ridley et al, 2008). It is important to recognize that cultural context is not limited to traditionally marginalized clients.…”

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Evidence-based clinical psychological assessment (EBCPA): Review of current state of the literature and best practices.

Wright¹,

Pade²,

Gottfried³

et al. 2022

Professional Psychology: Research and Practice

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Although it constitutes a primary function of psychologists, distinguishing the field from all others, and serves as a core competency in graduate training, there is not a great deal of literature (and certainly not consensus) on what constitutes evidence-based practice in clinical psychological assessment. The goal of this paper is to review the available literature (and clinical wisdom) related to the practice of evidence-based clinical psychological assessment (EBCPA), aimed at improving outcomes in clinical settings. Within the framework of how EBCPA aspires to be and can be useful in clinical practice, this paper discusses specific components that contribute to best possible practices. Concrete recommendations are made, as well as calls

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Section: Deliberate Diversity-relevant Assessment Practicementioning

confidence: 99%