Psychological Testing: History, Principles, and Applications (5th Edition)
Psychological Testing: History, Principles, and Applications presents a structured introduction to the field for students and instructors. It covers historical foundations, core concepts, neuropsychological assessment, mainstream testing instruments, case studies, and newer topics, with modular organization, a glossary, appendices, and updated references to support learning.
About This Book
This fifth edition introduces the history, principles, and applications of psychological testing in a structured format designed to support student learning.
Its 12 chapters and 24 modular topics help readers engage with complex material while allowing instructors to adapt the text to individual course syllabi.
The book includes detailed coverage of neuropsychological assessment, updated mainstream tests, real-world case studies, and material on the assessment of moral and spiritual concepts.
An extensive glossary, appendices for locating tests, historical overviews, and updated references provide additional support for study and research.
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