Description
Current Topics in Clinical and Community Psychology, Volume 2 covers the need of scientific work in the field of clinical and community psychology to the problems of modern society. The book discusses a new area of specialization - clinical neuropsychology; and the behavior deficits that result from brain damage in humans that may result from agents such as mind-altering drugs, alcohol, tranquilizers, and inadequate diet. The text also describes the sequential system for personality scale development; the prediction of violence with psychological tests; the relationship between depression and oral contraception. The quest for valid preventive interventions is also considered. Clinical psychologists, community psychologists, psychiatrists and students taking related courses will find the book useful.
Chapter
Chapter 1.
Clinical Neuropsychology
Chapter 1.
Clinical Neuropsychology
I. Clinical Neuropsychology: A New Discipline
I. Clinical Neuropsychology: A New Discipline
II. Psychodiagnosis in Clinical Neuropsychology
II. Psychodiagnosis in Clinical Neuropsychology
III. Lateralization and Localization of Neuropsychological Processes
III. Lateralization and Localization of Neuropsychological Processes
Chapter 2. A Sequential System for Personality Scale Development
Chapter 2. A Sequential System for Personality Scale Development
I. Some Principles of Personality Scale Construction
I. Some Principles of Personality Scale Construction
II. The Substantive Definition of Personality Scale Content
II. The Substantive Definition of Personality Scale Content
III. A Sequential Strategy in Scale Construction
III. A Sequential Strategy in Scale Construction
IV. The Appraisal of the Structural Component of Validity
IV. The Appraisal of the Structural Component of Validity
V. Evaluation of the External Component of Validity
V. Evaluation of the External Component of Validity
Chapter 3.
The Prediction of Violence with Psychological Tests
Chapter 3.
The Prediction of Violence with Psychological Tests
I. Problems in Research on the Nature and Prediction of Violence
I. Problems in Research on the Nature and Prediction of Violence
II. The Assessment of Violence with Structured Personality Inventories
II. The Assessment of Violence with Structured Personality Inventories
III. The Assessment of Violence with Projective Techniques
III. The Assessment of Violence with Projective Techniques
Chapter 4.
Depression and Oral Contraception
Chapter 4.
Depression and Oral Contraception
IV. On the Reliability of State Measures
IV. On the Reliability of State Measures
V. Comments by Pill Sample Subjects
V. Comments by Pill Sample Subjects
Chapter 5.
The Quest for Valid Preventive Interventions
Chapter 5.
The Quest for Valid Preventive Interventions
II. Three Methods for Preventive Interventions
II. Three Methods for Preventive Interventions