Levels of Psychological Assessment

Flashcards covering key terminology and concepts related to levels of psychological assessment and best practices in report writing.

Level A Psychological Assessment

Requires individuals with a bachelor's degree in psychology or a related field to administer basic assessments.

Level B Psychological Assessment

Requires a graduate degree in psychology and formal training in test administration, scoring, and interpretation for improved analytical depth.

Level C Psychological Assessment

Necessitates a doctorate in psychology and extensive training in advanced assessment techniques for comprehensive analysis.

Bias-Free Language

Language used in psychological reports that avoids bias and promotes objectivity.

Clarity and Precision

The quality of being clear and accurate in writing psychological reports, avoiding ambiguity.

APA Style

The format and citation style set by the American Psychological Association for academic writing and references.

Ethical Considerations in Reporting

The need to protect client confidentiality and present findings responsibly in psychological assessments.

Recommendations in Psychological Reports

Suggestions provided based on assessment findings, varying in specificity based on the level of assessment.