Book, Manual for Clinical Assessment of Adult Psychological Disorders 1/12[LS]

The assessment of psychological disorders is a permanently current topic, and will continue to be so as long as clinical psychology exists.. A constant challenge for clinical psychologists is the task of choosing the best instruments available to assess and identify patients' problems, finding out what causes and maintains conflicting behavior and how to modify the variables that are a function of. Manual for the Clinical Assessment of Psychological Disorders - Adulthood Disorders and Psychological Reports presents the clinical assessment of several psychological disorders not included in the previous edition of the work and offers this possibility to the practicing therapist. Both through the printed part, which explains in a clear and systematic way the evaluation of various problems, and through the instruments included in the online supplementary material, which offers specific means for the evaluation, and provides a series of important alternatives for your daily work.. The book is basically structured in three parts:- The first is dedicated to psychological disorders in adults, closely following the DSM-IV-TR classification. (APA, 2000)- The second part of the book focuses on problems that do not have an official diagnosis in the DSMIV-TR (APA, 2000)- Finally, the third part addresses the preparation of psychological reports, whether in a clinical or forensic context.