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As one of psychology's oldest fields, personality assessment is one of the most extensively studied subsets of contemporary psychology. In this second edition of the Oxford Handbook of Personality Assessment, now titled The Oxford Handbook of Personality and Psychopathology Assessment, Joni L. Mihura brings together a respected group of international contributors to cover significant changes within the field of personality assessment. The Handbook is updated to cover a range of topics, focusing on four major goals: to integrate contemporary dimensional models of personality and psychopathology; to use a multimethod approach in which the method of assessment shapes the desired construct; to integrate collaborative/therapeutic assessment (C/TA) when possible; and to consider personality and psychopathology assessment through the lens of human diversity. Chapters highlight contemporary models of personality and psychopathology; psychometrics; diversity and inclusion (e.g. gender and gender identity, racial identity, and social justice); commonly used tests and personality assessment methods (e.g., PAIs, MMPIs, BASC, and Rorschach); the assessment of three key personality and psychopathology dimensions (internalizing, externalizing, and psychosis); and specific areas of assessment (e.g. suicide risk, violence risk, child custody, student threat assessment, and high risk assessments). The final chapter discusses key challenges and needed improvements, such as requiring construct validity meta-analyses for all test scales, improving insurance reimbursement for assessments, and the emergence of new technologies in assessment.
Providing a thorough update on the contemporary practice of personality and pathology assessment, this edition offers an authoritative and field-encompassing resource for researchers and clinicians from across the medical health and psychology disciplines.
Contents
List of Contributors
Part I: Introductory Topics
1. Introduction to The Oxford Handbook of Personality and Psychopathology Assessment
Joni L. Mihura
2. Multimethod Assessment of Personality and Psychopathology
Robert F. Bornstein
Part II: Contemporary Models and Perspectives of Personality and Psychopathology
3. The Hierarchical Taxonomy of Psychopathology (HiTOP) Approach to Assessment: Summary of the First Phase of the HiTOP Self-Report Measure Development Project
Leonard J. Simms, Aidan G. C. Wright, David Cicero, Roman Kotov, Stephanie N. Mullins- Sweatt, Martin Sellbom, David Watson, Thomas A. Widiger, and Johannes Zimmermann
4. The Core Self-Other Dimension of Personality Functioning
Christopher J. Hopwood, Sydney Fox, Donna S. Bender, and Johannes
Zimmermann
5. The Cultural Perspective in Personality and Psychopathology Assessment
Sumaya Laher and Fanny M. Cheung
6. An Empirically Informed Framework for Multimethod Assessment with a Focus on Psychosis
Joni L. Mihura and Madeleine Starin
Part III: Psychometric Considerations
7. Test Theory and Measurement in Assessment
David L. Streiner
8. Construct Validation of Personality Measures
Gregory T. Smith and Emily A. Atkinson
Part IV: Personality Assessment Methods
9. Therapeutic Assessment
Jan H. Kamphuis and Pamela Schaber
10. Conducting the Initial Therapeutic Assessment Session
Raja M. David
A. Self- and Observer-Report Tests
11. The Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventories (Adult and Adolescent Versions)
David M. McCord and Carlo O. C. Veltri
12. Personality Assessment Inventory
Leslie C. Morey and Morgan N. McCredie
13. The ASEBA Hierarchical/ Dimensional Approach to Taxonomy and Assessment
Leslie A. Rescorla
14. The Behavior Assessment System for Children
Jihye Kim, Leigh M. Harrell- Williams, and Randy W. Kamphaus
B. Performance Tests and Methods
15. The Rorschach Performance Assessment System (R-PAS) in Multimethod Assessment
Joni L. Mihura and Gregory J. Meyer
16. Clinical Use of the Thematic Apperception Test and Other Non-Normed Idiographic Assessment Methods
Katie C. Lewis and A. Jill Clemence
Part V: Psychopathology Dimensions
17. Assessment of Internalizing Disorders
Kristin Naragon-Gainey, Tierney P. McMahon, and Juhyun Park
18. The Ubiquity, Importance, and Assessment of Agreeableness-Antagonism
Donald R. Lynam and Joshua D. Miller
19. Multimethod Assessment of Psychosis and Psychotic Phenomena
Joni L. Mihura, James H. Kleiger, and Ali Khadivi
Part VI: Assessment of Danger to Self and Others
20. Assessments of Suicide Risk
Ronald A. Stolberg, Bruce Bongar, and Tina Thach
21. Personality Factors in Violence Risk Assessment
Nancy Kaser- Boyd
Part VII: Specific Assessment Purposes
22. Civil Forensic Assessment: Child Custody
Sol R. Rappaport and Daniel B. Pickar
23. Student Threat Assessment
Dewey Cornell, Sharmila B. Mehta, and Caroline Payne
24. Personality Assessment in Neuropsychological Settings: An Illustration with the Personality Assessment Inventory (Brain Injuries) and Rorschach (Psychosis and Pain Disorders)
Nicolae R. Dumitrascu
25. Personality Assessment in High-Risk Employment Contexts
Chris M. Front, Deniz S. Ones, and James N. Butcher
26. Therapeutic Assessment with Couples (TA-2)
Filippo Aschieri, Camillo Caputo, and Tommaso Righetti
Part VIII: Diversity and Inclusion
27. Gender, Gender Identity, and Sexual Orientation in Personality and Psychopathology Assessment
Virginia Brabender
28. Racial Identity, Gender Identity, Social Justice, and Assessment
Philip Sayegh, Kenedy Ramos, Alea Holman, and Xzania White Lee
29. Assessment of Personality and Psychopathology with Immigrants and Refugees
Giselle A. Hass
Part IX: Interpretation and Reporting of Assessment Findings
30. Decision-Making in Psychological Assessment
David L. Streiner
31. Interpreting Convergences and Divergences in Multi-Informant, Multimethod Assessment
Andres De Los Reyes and Bridget A. Makol
32. Writing Multimethod Assessment Reports: An Integrated, Individualized, and Meaningful Approach to Report Writing
Steven R. Smith and Hadas Pade
33. Ethical Decisions in Psychological Assessment
Linda K. Knauss and Jeanne M. Slattery
34. Assessment of Personality and Psychopathology: Key Challenges and Systemic Improvements Needed
Joni L. Mihura and Kim J. Görner
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