Improving assessment in rehabilitation and health /
editors, Robert L. Glueckauf ... [et al.].
- Newbury Park, Calif. : Sage Publications, c1993.
- 334 p. : ill. ; 23 cm.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 274-316) and index.
Introduction PART ONE: THE ROLE OF THEORY IN THE DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION OF REHABILITATION ASSESSMENT STRATEGIES The Essential Role of Theory in Psychological Assessment - Robert M McFall The Role of Theory in Rehabilitation Assessment, Treatment, and Outcomes - Robert Allen Keith and Mark W Lipsey PART TWO: PREDICTIVE VALIDITY AND PSYCHOMETRIC ADEQUACY OF REHABILITATION ASSESSMENT INSTRUMENTS Predictive Validity and Vocational Assessment - Gary R Bond and Laura L Dietzen Reframing the Question The Use of Traditional Neuropsychological Tests to Describe and Prescribe - David Faust Why Polishing the Crystal Ball Won't Help Appraising the Psychometric Adequacy of Rehabilitation Assessment Instruments - Brian Bolton and Jeffrey B Brookings PART THREE: UTILITY AND COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF REHABILITATION ASSESSMENT Use and Misuse of Assessment in Rehabilitation and Health - Robert L Glueckauf Getting Back to the Basics Matchmaking Among Cultures - Teena M Wax Disability Culture and the Larger Marketplace Issues in Evaluating the Cost-Effectiveness of Neuropsychological Assessments in Rehabilitation Settings - Alfred W Kaszniak and Jennifer J Bortz Training Psychology Graduate Students in Assessment for Rehabilitation Settings - Timothy R Elliott PART FOUR: IMPROVING THE QUALITY AND INTEGRITY OF REHABILITATION ASSESSMENT PRACTICES Psychosocial Rehabilitation Assessment - David S Cordray and Georgine M Pion A Broader Perspective Evaluating the Measurement Properties of Rehabilitation Assessment Instruments - Jeffrey B Brookings and Brian Bolton Measurement in Rehabilitation - Lee B Sechrest From the Beginning to What End?