Understanding Child Psychometric Testing

Focusing on the importance of child psychometric testing, this research book explores its historical context, theoretical frameworks, and ethical implications. It covers essential concepts such as intelligence, personality, and behavioral assessments, detailing commonly used tests and their administration. The integration of test results with clinical observations is illustrated through case examples. Additionally, the text addresses the strengths and limitations of testing, ethical considerations, and emerging trends, aiming to equip professionals with knowledge to support children's development effectively.