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Personality: structure, theories, measurement. 9.10.2007. How would you describe yourself?. cool, reserved or warm, easy going concrete thinking or abstract thinking easily upset or calm, stable not assertive or dominant sober, serious or happy-go-lucky

Presentation Outline. Author Introductions Multidimensional Adjustment and Assessment Characteristics of Existing Scales Problems and Solutions Clinical Assessment of Behavior (CAB); Depression (CAD), Attention Deficit (CAT-A, CAT-C); Interpersonal Relations (CAIR) Development Goals

PPA 501 – Analytical Methods in Administration. Lecture 4a – Qualitative Research Design. Introduction to Qualitative Research. A set of nonstatistical inquiry techniques and processes used to gather data about social phenomena.

Focus Groups. Marketing I - Mr. Yates. What are Focus Groups?. Focus groups are a form of qualitative research; a loosely structured means of obtaining opinions related to a specific topic.

Data Collection. Data Collection. Data Collection is the technique of obtaining useful information. Data is collected to establish a factual basis for making decisions Two major source of data collection are: Primary data collection Secondary data collection. Primary and Secondary Data.

Chapter 6 EMPLOYEES TESTING & SELECTION. Learning outcomes: Explain what is meant by reliability and validity Explain how you would go about validating a test Cite and illustrate our testing guidelines Give examples of some of the ethical and legal considerations in testing

Exploring the use of Self in Child Therapy. CCPA Annual Conference Calgary, AB May 26, 2012 Presenter: Don Chafe don_chafe@hotmail.com. Child Therapy. Children have internal psychological processes. These processes can be explored and altered in the therapeutic relationship.

Psychodiagnostics. An overview. Psychodiagnostics : Meaning. Understanding of a person’s psychological profile in its totality OR Comprehension of the total personality of an individual in all its aspects Similar to “ characterology ” a term coined by J. Bahnsen (1867 )

BEHAVIORISM. Theory and Therapy. Personality—what is, and how is it measured?. Personality - an individual’s characteristic style of behaving, thinking, and feeling How do they understand personality? 4 main approaches Trait-biological Psychodynamic Humanistic Social-cognitive.

Projective Hypothesis. “personal interpretations of ambiguous stimuli must necessarily reflect the unconscious needs, motives, and conflicts of the examinee” (Gregory, 1996, p.511as cited in Merrell, 2003, p. 184 ). The Case For and Against the Use of Projective Techniques. For

Appraisal of Personality. Chapter 10. Personality Assessment. Personality What is it? How can it be measured? Personality Assessment Clarifies client problems Helps select interventions Assists in treatment decisions Contributes to structure of counseling relationship.

HISTORICAL, THEORETICAL, AND PSYCHOMETRIC OVERVIEW. Projective, is best described by Murray (1943): “There is the tendency for people to interpret an ambiguous human situation in conformity with their past experiences and present wants”