Psychologische Diagnostik in Fallbeispielen

Diagnostic psychologists often face the challenge of tailoring the specific diagnostic process to the question at hand in order to provide appropriate recommendations in the form of a proposed course of action. This new edition illustrates how these challenges can be met through 37 new case studies. The authors of this volume have extensive practical experience in the preparation of psychological reports. The chapters address issues related to education and profession, development, forensic psychology, traffic psychology, clinical psychology, neuropsychology, and health psychology. All case studies demonstrate that only scientifically grounded psychological diagnostics allow for making decisions that resolve the problem or taking appropriate measures. Thus, the book also serves as an ideal complement to relevant textbooks and handbooks in psychological diagnostics.